Way to hijack your videos from PoliceActivity. Do they know you are stealing their content? BTW, you need to re-read PoliceActivity's description of this case. He never asked her to come clean the house, they got into a verbal argument and he drug her around the house cutting her hair with a machete, then she left. a few hours later, she stupidly returned to the house, this time he held her captive. Don't do drugs, kids.
I know. I think about that. I sometimes wonder how many houses I’ve walked or drove passed where someone is being held captive. I have heard so many stories of people who get held captive in houses and no body knows and sometimes they’re not found for several years. I think the longest I’ve heard was 20 years before the woman was able to finally escape. It truly is horrifying.
@@ekujj13what a reasonable comment! Oh, that guy chopped a woman’s head off, but she was interested in him because he said he was a nice respectful man, her fault!
Lot of single broken men in comments hahaha wouldn’t surprise me if one of you guys do something similar. So many fatherless men in this world I feel bad for you guys
That poor woman. If I was there I would just want to give her a great big hug and tell her that she is safe now. I hope that man is locked up for life.
For real. Thank God he wasn't a very smart person. People that do these kinds of things are usually the most disgusting and evil people. That is why you NEVER, ever, ever ever allow yourself to be taken to a second location. It is better to be shot dead where you stand than to allow yourself to be kidnapped. Nothing good ever happens at a second location. Ever. (I know in this case she didn't have a choice though. I just mean in general.)
Honestly.. im so glad they didn’t ignore her screams. People tend to just oversee when they hear people screaming in their own homes.. I hope she heals from this trauma 🥺
The Bystander Effect is so real. Anyone who reported what they heard should be very proud of themselves. Good karma coming their way! That poor poor lady!
The fact that her first thought is that she needs to apologize to the officers absolutely breaks my heart. So glad she was found and I hope she’s getting all the help she needs!
Sorry, but her bad decision-making put her in the position. Doing the hard drugs, hanging out with some filthy shitskin... He probably chained her because she stole his stuff. Notice that women didn't have these problems before they could vote. They chained themselves when they got the vote and started electing jews.
It absolutely is heartbreaking, and thank god she was saved. However, I just wanted to add, this is very common in people who have been victims of a crime. I realized very early in my career that it has nothing to do with how emotionally distressed a person is or how their mental status is. Asking them later, why they apologized, I commonly hear that it was because they felt they were causing the officer (in their eyes) unnecessary stress and feeling they involved the officers for no reason, not realizing that is their job and they were called to that place. Its quite interesting from a psychological aspect.
The fact this comment has been repeated over and over makes me think bots are posting on this channel. I agree with the message but damn...this channel must use bots for promo
I would argue she probably did something wrong if she had any clue that this was going to be presented as something that actually happened and went along with it anyway.
@@Sans_The_Skeleton Let the coincidence that you beleve Reclaim the rights of this woman and every person who is oppressed in this world criminals like these make us believe that there is a god who must exist to punish them and restore our rights A person without religion is like an animal, committing crimes as he want...
@@AT-zh3pz Funny, I'm not religious yet I've never committed a crime... If you need "god" to keep you in line, maybe you're not a good person. Just saying.
That poor lady. It's so sad to hear her crying like that. God bless the neighbors for reporting the disturbance so the cops could find her and rescue her. I'm sure it was traumatic for everyone involved, and I hope they're all getting the help they need to heal.
“I’m sorry sir” and “thank you so much” after she was released. Heart breaking, but so glad she fought for her life and was rescued. Her child could have been without a mother.
@Security_Agent_Funtime_Foxy Exactly. That just goes to show how traumatizing that p.o.s. Moises May was to her. The child likely has experienced similar trauma. Even witnessing domestic violence is enough. I hope the lady gets real help, not just virtue signalers rooting for her, and that's it. That looked like some P.0.W. experience.
What excellent neighbours who heard her screams and called the police. Glad this lady is free. May she know how valuable she is and find peace from such an horrific situation. 😢
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads. See how easily you got manipulated for clicks. You would feel no empathy for the woman if you knew she was smoking meth all month. Right?
@@rockscousteau That says more about you than her or the person you are responding to. Why would someone not have empathy for a person who is addicted to substance, gambling, whatever, maybe even prostituting themselves or God knows, worse. For better or for worse, this is a small world and we are all in it together. This world would be a much better place if we all had more empathy towards those who aren't us, who aren't like us and those who don't like us.
This actually made me cry. Her desperation is palpable. She is so brave to have kicked that window out and start screaming. God knows what could've happened if those neighbors had chosen to ignore her. God bless and keep her and the neighbors who did the right thing. Big 👍🏻 to the cops and other First Responders for getting that chain off of her quickly.
Well said . My heart broke for her fear and vulnerability. God bless her life . He lured her by her kindness to clean his house. I hope he is never released from prison. Cops risk their lives and courts release monsters . Poor woman will have to face her trauma again through trial .
I stand by what I said. My faith or spirituality is important to me. What you believe or don't believe is up to you. It's called free will and we all have it. I'm positive you're doing what works for you and I wish you all the best with it. In the meantime, I thank God for the people who are brave enough to run towards the trouble in pursuit of helping someone else or who make a phone call to help a stranger. I'd thank their parents too but I don't know them 😂
The crazy thing is….imagine how many more victims are in situations like this that we don’t know about. My heart goes out to her. I hope she recovers from this traumatic experience…☹️
Right! This also reminded me of the 3 girls that were kidnapped in Cleveland. The bottom was barricaded in that situation too. They were in there for years and no one knew!
I had this happen to me when I was in the 4th grade it wasn't an adult but a teenager who had put me in handcuffs and told me I was going to die in his parents home. He had a shotgun that he kept putting up to my head and told me he was going to blow my head off. When he went to the bathroom he had dropped the keys. As much as my hands were shaking I was able to unlock the cuffs and ran out the door. I didn't know how far away our home was. We had just moved to California. Some neighbors pointed me home. They asked where I was but I didn't want to have to talk to cops.
She did an amazing job saving herself. Breaks my heart that even in this ACCUAL emergency she apologizes as if she is a burden that unnecessarily called for help. I pray the right support system and therapist are brought into her life. She is a fighter even if she doesn’t believe it right now. ❤
@@hambone950 when did it state it was in her room. i feel like you just want to defend the person who chained someone to the floor, seek help, therapy is always there.
I love how the police officers and other medics remained very calm. Given the state that poor woman was found in, calm, reassuring and protective was exactly the response she needed. Well done to those officers for dealing with such a distressing scene so well, and to neighbours etc for alerting the police and getting help
Not one of them was reassuring or protective. They were emotionless and void of providing any comfort and stood around her like she was a spectacle. Did we watch the same video?
It's really not that common. Only the chain made them take it seriously, esp down south youd be astounded at what cops will brush off when it comes to domestic violence. Ive known so many women who were killed by their boyfriends
Praising everyone in the neighborhood who did not give up on this woman and helped! Thank goodness for this officers! I hope this woman gets the help she needs ❤
how did the creep get out of his own house? did he leave through the window? luckily she was there for 5 hours and not days, months, or years. im guessing he barricaded the doors shortly before kidnapping her. im glad shes ok. dude needs to be in prison.
Not ever home that blocks out their windows or covers them with blankets is sus. There are also legitimate reasons for doing this not just nefarious ones.
This woman gave an interview with the local news just a few days after all this happened. She needs help. She did that interview as away of asking for help. My heart breaks for her.
@EliteNugz came for this comment. I was wondering what happened why he chained her up. They seem to be more to the story. What would make a man chain another human up. It all seemed so bizarre. Whether drugs were involved or not, it's inhumane
Thank God. I was starting to think I was the only person who noticed that she called them hedge trimmers. How do you go through life and never see a pair of bolt cutters. It's not like they're some super rare, special tool. More important, as you have stated, is the healing process. I'm praying for this woman as well as the suspect and everyone involved.
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads. See how easily you got manipulated for clicks. You would feel no empathy for the woman if you knew she was smoking meth all month. Right?
@@rockscousteauso it's ok that she was chained up? Yes, even if they were smoking meth I have compassion and sympathy for her. Guess you don't understand that
I’m proud of her for fighting for her life. He’d chopped off her hair with a machete and made several threats to kill her. She only had a few minutes while he was out, and managed to open a window - thankfully - and she screamed for help. I’m also very thankful neighbours heard and got involved and called police and emergency services. And that they captured the perpetrator.
It's great to have this rare video please actually saving a woman. There are so many videos of police victimizing or violating or brutalizing or arresting the victim instead of protecting the public. We need more policemen like these.
She has no reason to apologize she is the victim and a survivor. The person who called it in, police officers, and firefighters saved her life. Hope her and her family are doing well
Ha! No it's NOT. She was seen taking meth the very next day at the house behind this one. That "I'm sorry" is the typical response from every female drug addicted loser we detain.
@@Jesus.Bridged.The__GapBecause he was already an abuser. That's why she was broken down period that's why she even went there to clean. The house of a man who was her estranged boyfriend.
@@ollyfoxcam if I take it you have never set foot in the USA?1. I am surprised it wasn't a cop who did that to her in the first place 2. nobody will help you and I made the mistake of helping such a woman neighbor for came banging down my door all blooded from the head; and next thing I know I was supina to go to court for my trouble which my health didn't allow me to do so I faced jail time and PS she went back to him, and he was my neighbor she paid10% of his bail and he was out the next day threatening me never again
@@1Channel1 Anddd I take it that you don’t really speak or write in English very well ?? 🧐. Also in response to the original comment……. Did anyone forgot about the fact that these were people (cops) doing their jobs ?? I praise them and think they’re heroes for rescuing her, at the same time they were doing their JOBS.
You obviously do not know how the criminal justice system works. Judges almost never allow you to plead guilty at your arraignment. I tried to plead guilty to a shoplifting charge that was like,many years old and I just wanted to get it over with. The judge instead deferred my sentence and put me on probation for a year and then dropped the charges when I was finished. Not-guilty pleas are almost always entered duriny arraignment, bc it allows for a trial. Guilty or not the state has to prove Beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime
@@dominiquecruz7503 They usually don't want trials. It's why they started the whole thing with plea deals. The Founding Fathers were very much against plea deals and they were never part of US law until the last couple decades. They lead to guilty people getting lighter sentences and innocent people accepting sentences, so they don't go to prison even longer if they lose. Yeah, we would almost all agree that an innocent person should never plead guilty... but it happens far more often than people know. Sometimes evidence appears to make a person look guilty... and especially to the accused, the cops/DA will make it look like they have evidence to get a confession from a person... but the problem is that not all their suspects are guilty. When you get an innocent person believing there is evidence to prove him guilty, then he will oftentimes take a plea deal to not get the full amount of jail time. Plea deals are inherently unjust and I just can't imagine how we've allowed our government to start using them. (Forgive the rant. This is an important topic to me and I believe that it should be for everyone. I can't even recall how many cases I've heard of innocent people accepting a plea deal only to be proven innocent later, sometimes even after decades of imprisonment or after their release from prison or their death).
@@CruceEntertainment Kinda funny that the one's that are supposed to protect you from unjust "laws" are also the one's that profit from the unjust laws. It's why lawyers love plea deals. (and it's why the Founding Fathers hated them and why they were never part of law until the last couple decades. It leads to guilty men receiving lighter sentences and innocent people taking deals to not face a greater sentence). There's nothing, but injustice when it comes to plea deals.
Because it's a hard case for a prosecutor. You have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he did it. If the suspect didn't say anything to police the prosecution will have a long uphill battle.
Every defendant enters an initial plea of "not guilty" at their arraignment. The initial plea doesn't have anything to do with a final verdict. It just gets the wheels of justice moving to set a bail amount.
I was one of the neighbours that called 911 . This was horryfing, at first we all thought that she's high on drugs or sum and had lost her mind but it took sometime to know that she really needed help . After watching this video my hair in the back just stood up . I'm shook to the core.
Thank you neighbors for acting! Most people nowadays seems to just turn a blind eye. Bless you officers and prayers for this lady and her child. Prayers for all that had to be exposed, I know my drug enforcement officer brother is haunted by what he encounters.
You would see more people helping out if the rampant prosecutorial arm of the judicial system were to be burned at the stake for the multitude of witch hunts they have conducted against good Samaritans.
How horrifying!!! Thank GOD she was so brave as to break the window and start screaming. I pray she’s able to overcome her trauma from this horrible situation. Bless her. 😢❤
Thank god they found her so quickly, well done to the officers and especially the people in the area who went out to listen help and see what was going on.
I'm glad this woman was rescued with great compassion and effort from LMPD. Prayers for her recovery and his torment in the future, but thank God those were bolt cutters and not hedge trimmers
That woman is brave. And the people who heeded to her screams and actually called for help are brave as well. Because this could’ve ended up way worse. This poor woman i know has major PTSD now from this.
This poor woman will need a lot of counseling I hope someone help her out I was shocking what he did You just never knows what goes on behind closed doors doors
That was so sweet of him to love her that much! It reminded me of my mom's marriage to my father he took her from her family home when she was 16 and kept her in the closest tell she learned to love him. 😢❤
I am so sorry this happened at all, and 5 hours must've been terrifying. I am so grateful she is safe. I cannot IMAGINE some of the poor women who have had to endure this for longer. Breaks my heart
You never know about people who are on meth which they both are. The woman could've waited till the guy was gone and chained herself up because he cheated or something. That's why we have due process and innocent until PROVEN guilty. I know it looks like he's guilty but like I said you never know. Meth heads are crazy.
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads. See how easily you got manipulated for clicks. You would feel no empathy for the woman if you knew she was smoking meth all month. Right?
@NobodyNothing979 it's not his responsibility to do your research for you. I know he's yelling the truth because I live minutes from these meth heads. And this is normal life for people like that.
That poor woman, how traumatic. I’m glad she was rescued. It’s sad how she apologized to the cop, I bet she has been treated poorly by men throughout her life and apologizing is her defense. So sad, hope she has support to help her through this.
I am on a place on the earth far, far away from where this happend, it's half a year later, and it feels the same as if it happend today before my eyes: my blood boils seeing this, I am so, so angry that someone did this to someone else. It is not about how many deeds may be even worse, it's about this one, this one makes me ANGRY.
That's crazy! There are so many stories ending in murder where you know the neighbors heard something and they don't make they call. I'm so glad these neighbors did.
"Officials use hedgeclippers to remove the chain from her neck." I invite you to try to cut a lock with hedge clippers. Or trim your hedges with bolt cutters lol
Thank you to these beautiful officers and medical personnel. I look at something like this and I'd be terrified to go in... They run toward danger. I noticed as the medical and fire staff are taking that beastly chain of her neck you could've heard a pin drop as though they all understood what could've been for this woman. Thank you first responders for helping, and also thank you for being so thoughtful, respectful, and decent. I hate things like this but at the same time I love to see men and women like you all raising the bar for the rest of us.
I've watched so many real crime stories. This is the first time my eyes welled up. I think it's because even in her heartbreaking situation, she apologised.
This is why we presume innocent until PROVEN guilty because it's very possible the women waited until the guy was gone and chained herself up. Maybe he cheated and she went psycho. They're both on meth so that's why here in America we have due process and must prove guilt beyond any doubt.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-treemany innocent people have been put to death just to fond out later it was the wrong person. I'm not saying this guy didn't do it only that we don't know. Only the guy and that meth head woman knows the truth.
It's heartbreaking to hear someone apologize for what's been done to them. That more than likely stems from her childhood. All too familiar. Hope things start looking up for that woman. ❤
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads. See how easily you got fooled. And your emotions got played with for clicks. Who cares if she was chained up.......when she was smoking meth for 2 weeks
My thoughts exactly. I've experienced various traumatic experiences since before I was a year old and I'm now 34 and whenever something bad happens to me I apologise
He deserves the death penalty, plain and simple. This gave me chills. I can't believe people would do this to another person. She's extremely lucky to be rescued as early as she was. Most don't make it out alive within a few days. God was watching over her. 💖 Big applause to the police, first responders, and neighbors for calling for her heroic rescue.
Seriously. I can’t believe people would argue that the death penalty is too harsh. Did they just watch what I watched? That guy is worse than a rabid dog…he consciously did this to another human being. These types are not fit to live in society or be free.
@@sonofhibbs4425the death penalty is too generous. Solitary with a single meal a day until his last breathe is better. Most people is solitary beg for death.
Death penalty is a quick way to him to get out. Prisión will be like sending him to a hotel. He deserves the same as he did to that poor woman but in open field in summer.
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Way to hijack your videos from PoliceActivity. Do they know you are stealing their content? BTW, you need to re-read PoliceActivity's description of this case. He never asked her to come clean the house, they got into a verbal argument and he drug her around the house cutting her hair with a machete, then she left. a few hours later, she stupidly returned to the house, this time he held her captive. Don't do drugs, kids.
Those are NOT "hedge clippers" those are bolt cutters they removed the chain with ...... smdh
You guys screwed up. Not hedge clippers, those are bolt cutters.
Hedge clippers😂😂😂😂😂😂😂she did not say that!!!!!!!
@@one1onetime935 No big deal.
What’s horrifying is how many people are trapped like this in someone’s house and people walk by everyday… horrifying. So glad she was rescued!!!
I know. I think about that. I sometimes wonder how many houses I’ve walked or drove passed where someone is being held captive. I have heard so many stories of people who get held captive in houses and no body knows and sometimes they’re not found for several years. I think the longest I’ve heard was 20 years before the woman was able to finally escape. It truly is horrifying.
@@Kimberly143 remember according to demashits this is made up and qanon ain't real😂
Last TH-cam short and bed.. 😢
@@GambitGodsey187-ku3wz Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
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@Gambit Godsey 🙄 sucks you can't be admitted to a mental institution
It breaks my heart every time I hear a victim apologize…. I hope she gets the help she needs.
She's ultimately a victim of her poor life choices.
He probably through a crack rock out the door on a string and lured her in the house, then closed and locked the door, ahhh gotcha
Victim blaming doofus
@@chimpwithalimp5001
Go lock yourself up in a dirty restroom somewhere, scummo.
@@TucsonDude
Put your head in a tight plastic bag.
To hear a victim cry and apologize is so heartbreaking when there is nothing to be sorry about.
How about her choice in men?
@@ekujj13what a reasonable comment! Oh, that guy chopped a woman’s head off, but she was interested in him because he said he was a nice respectful man, her fault!
@@ekujj13 ah yes let's blame the woman and not the man who chained her to a freaking floor. You are sick, seek help
Drugs
Lot of single broken men in comments hahaha wouldn’t surprise me if one of you guys do something similar. So many fatherless men in this world I feel bad for you guys
That poor woman. If I was there I would just want to give her a great big hug and tell her that she is safe now. I hope that man is locked up for life.
Her saying "I'm sorry, sir" absolutely tore into my heart. I hope she gets the love and support she needs to feel her true worth.
i'm sorry sir
How he say in court he not guilty i guess she made him chain her neck up, the Judge should lock him under the Jail🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊
agreed, the evil the horror..I hope they lock him up for life.
@chrisb757 Blaming the victim? Hmm sounds like someone should investigate your home. Can't believe people are defending her monster boyfriend
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The fact she’s saying “I’m sorry sir” to the officer breaks my heart
Psychological distress, torture and syops created this.
It makes me want to break every tooth out of her abuser’s face. That poor woman.
I really wanna protect her and make her safe at that scary moment
@@Drummerchick2003What is syops?
@@kellyj817
I think they meant to say psyop, which refers to psychological operations usually done by military.
This woman was very lucky to be alive. I hope she and her child get the help they need.
yes
We need to defund the police though!
According to pinheads.
@@Freemelon07They defund themselves. And so have Republicans by cutting police budgets.
@@Freemelon07you really gotta bring politics info every single thing
For real. Thank God he wasn't a very smart person. People that do these kinds of things are usually the most disgusting and evil people. That is why you NEVER, ever, ever ever allow yourself to be taken to a second location. It is better to be shot dead where you stand than to allow yourself to be kidnapped. Nothing good ever happens at a second location. Ever. (I know in this case she didn't have a choice though. I just mean in general.)
The fact that the guy pleaded not guilty is sick of him! It's like he doesn't want to go to jail!
@@justinparke1159 of course he doesn’t want to be in jail that’s why he pleaded not guilty but he is still a bad person
Honestly.. im so glad they didn’t ignore her screams. People tend to just oversee when they hear people screaming in their own homes.. I hope she heals from this trauma 🥺
I thought the same thing. Well done these neighbors for not just ignoring her screams. You love to see it!
The Bystander Effect is so real. Anyone who reported what they heard should be very proud of themselves. Good karma coming their way! That poor poor lady!
@@jennireidheyheyVery good observation. I will remember that and make sure I am not a bystander if something like this happens around me.
Right people would rather record then to get help
Imagine if the neighbors were right wing conservatives.
The fact that her first thought is that she needs to apologize to the officers absolutely breaks my heart. So glad she was found and I hope she’s getting all the help she needs!
People who date monsters usually have monster families that have stripped them of all identity and self worth.
@jayrogers754 Me three!
Sorry, but her bad decision-making put her in the position. Doing the hard drugs, hanging out with some filthy shitskin... He probably chained her because she stole his stuff.
Notice that women didn't have these problems before they could vote. They chained themselves when they got the vote and started electing jews.
It absolutely is heartbreaking, and thank god she was saved. However, I just wanted to add, this is very common in people who have been victims of a crime. I realized very early in my career that it has nothing to do with how emotionally distressed a person is or how their mental status is. Asking them later, why they apologized, I commonly hear that it was because they felt they were causing the officer (in their eyes) unnecessary stress and feeling they involved the officers for no reason, not realizing that is their job and they were called to that place. Its quite interesting from a psychological aspect.
The fact this comment has been repeated over and over makes me think bots are posting on this channel. I agree with the message but damn...this channel must use bots for promo
The way she apologized when she did nothing wrong breaks my heart
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I would argue she probably did something wrong if she had any clue that this was going to be presented as something that actually happened and went along with it anyway.
You have no evidence to say that she did nothing wrong, neither do I for assuming that she's complicit
@@damcinnes off what evidence are you basing that?
@@n00bspanker What so doing something wrong, a human being deserves to be chained up by their neck?! Wtf....
Prayers that this young lady is healing and finding peace.❤
I hate to think how many people are kidnapped like this lady, and none of us know. This lady was very lucky to have been rescued. God bless her.
What god is this?
what kinda god would let this happen
@@Sans_The_Skeleton
Let the coincidence that you beleve Reclaim the rights of this woman and every person who is oppressed in this world
criminals like these make us believe that there is a god who must exist to punish them and restore our rights
A person without religion is like an animal, committing crimes as he want...
@@AT-zh3pz was that even english dude
@@AT-zh3pz Funny, I'm not religious yet I've never committed a crime... If you need "god" to keep you in line, maybe you're not a good person. Just saying.
The scary thing is, there’s probably thousands of poor people chained up in houses across the country.
Yes. It's sad. & maybe this video shouldn't say how she escaped.
Across the world
She didn’t escape police found her , I’m sure this a bit more common other places in the world
I try not to think about things like that it will drive you crazy realising what goes unnoticed
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I’m glad she was found and hope she recovers well. Poor woman.
She doesn't wanna get shot.
@@heathers.7755Shut up
Stuff like this is why Bob Jones University did not allow interracial dating until 2000.
@@channelmar15hit your pipe broski
@@channelmar15what?
That poor lady. It's so sad to hear her crying like that. God bless the neighbors for reporting the disturbance so the cops could find her and rescue her. I'm sure it was traumatic for everyone involved, and I hope they're all getting the help they need to heal.
Those are not hedge clippers they are bolt cutters. Hedge cutters do not cut through metal.
I know, right?
Jeez finally someone says it!😂 Came here hoping I wasn't the only one thinking BOLT CUTTERSSS not hedge trimmers!😂
I had to lol when she said that ...
What do you expect from a liberal network that sells mace? They just want to churn out stories. They don't care about facts.
I laughed so hard when she said hedge clippers. Such a messed up story maybe they thought it needed a touch of humor to lighten the mood.
Give him life in prison for that.
"men" like this are not needed in this world.
FYI. Life Sentences are usually 20 to 25 years throughout the world. including the USA. look it up on the internet.
@@sandrasalazar5935My garden could use his calcium, potassium, and nitrogen.
He's too dangerous to live.
@@sandrasalazar5935 he is needed for the drama,i mean look at the views this video got 🥴😂
“I’m sorry sir” and “thank you so much” after she was released. Heart breaking, but so glad she fought for her life and was rescued. Her child could have been without a mother.
you deal with women!!! You should check people's houses!!!!!!!! The United States has that trafficking of women 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
@Security_Agent_Funtime_Foxy Exactly. That just goes to show how traumatizing that p.o.s. Moises May was to her. The child likely has experienced similar trauma. Even witnessing domestic violence is enough. I hope the lady gets real help, not just virtue signalers rooting for her, and that's it. That looked like some P.0.W. experience.
She picked a sorry guy to have a child with.
That officer❤ Up the ladder he goes. He's not concerned about anything.
Why on earth would he be? Weird comment you made....
What excellent neighbours who heard her screams and called the police.
Glad this lady is free.
May she know how valuable she is and find peace from such an horrific situation. 😢
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads.
See how easily you got manipulated for clicks.
You would feel no empathy for the woman if you knew she was smoking meth all month. Right?
@@rockscousteau That says more about you than her or the person you are responding to. Why would someone not have empathy for a person who is addicted to substance, gambling, whatever, maybe even prostituting themselves or God knows, worse. For better or for worse, this is a small world and we are all in it together.
This world would be a much better place if we all had more empathy towards those who aren't us, who aren't like us and those who don't like us.
@@rockscousteau wrong
@@rockscousteau commenting this to every comment is insane go to therapy
@@rockscousteauwhats wrong with the world that have people like you
This actually made me cry. Her desperation is palpable. She is so brave to have kicked that window out and start screaming. God knows what could've happened if those neighbors had chosen to ignore her. God bless and keep her and the neighbors who did the right thing. Big 👍🏻 to the cops and other First Responders for getting that chain off of her quickly.
If you’re thanking god for getting her out isn’t he the one responsible for doing that to her in the first place
@@isaac-vb1ng god isn't responsible for someone's evil actions
God unable to pretend what happens to her 😅
Well said . My heart broke for her fear and vulnerability. God bless her life . He lured her by her kindness to clean his house. I hope he is never released from prison. Cops risk their lives and courts release monsters . Poor woman will have to face her trauma again through trial .
I stand by what I said. My faith or spirituality is important to me. What you believe or don't believe is up to you. It's called free will and we all have it. I'm positive you're doing what works for you and I wish you all the best with it. In the meantime, I thank God for the people who are brave enough to run towards the trouble in pursuit of helping someone else or who make a phone call to help a stranger. I'd thank their parents too but I don't know them 😂
The crazy thing is….imagine how many more victims are in situations like this that we don’t know about. My heart goes out to her. I hope she recovers from this traumatic experience…☹️
That very thought terrifies me!
About a hundred-thousand people go missing every year. The vast majority are never seen again.
And think of how many are in the middle east and other pos countries
i tought the same
Right! This also reminded me of the 3 girls that were kidnapped in Cleveland. The bottom was barricaded in that situation too. They were in there for years and no one knew!
I had this happen to me when I was in the 4th grade it wasn't an adult but a teenager who had put me in handcuffs and told me I was going to die in his parents home. He had a shotgun that he kept putting up to my head and told me he was going to blow my head off. When he went to the bathroom he had dropped the keys. As much as my hands were shaking I was able to unlock the cuffs and ran out the door. I didn't know how far away our home was. We had just moved to California. Some neighbors pointed me home. They asked where I was but I didn't want to have to talk to cops.
I was afraid my parents would have spanked me from talking to the stranger.
Omg!
Are you ok? 😥
@@charliebrownie4158??? Why would they spank you for getting help?
She did an amazing job saving herself. Breaks my heart that even in this ACCUAL emergency she apologizes as if she is a burden that unnecessarily called for help. I pray the right support system and therapist are brought into her life. She is a fighter even if she doesn’t believe it right now. ❤
no she didnt, she had a hatch in the room couldnt use that to break free of the chain?
@@hambone950 when did it state it was in her room. i feel like you just want to defend the person who chained someone to the floor, seek help, therapy is always there.
@@hambone950 theres something seriously wrong with you
@@fcku2345 well maybe she shoulda listened!
you deal with women!!! You should check people's houses!!!!!!!! The United States has that trafficking of women 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
The guy was let out to come back to court!?! Insane.
Don’t murderers get out on bond too?
Where does all the bond money go ?
@@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy to the bondsman
@@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy They get it back. As long as they don't abscond.
@@Sequel7 Murders victims can't be re-victimized.
I love how the police officers and other medics remained very calm. Given the state that poor woman was found in, calm, reassuring and protective was exactly the response she needed. Well done to those officers for dealing with such a distressing scene so well, and to neighbours etc for alerting the police and getting help
You could kinda feel the disbelief in the room of what they were seeing
Given your profile name, I was waiting for you to point out that those were bolt-cutters not hedge clippers 😁
Yes! Love this, so true!
Not one of them was reassuring or protective. They were emotionless and void of providing any comfort and stood around her like she was a spectacle.
Did we watch the same video?
It's really not that common. Only the chain made them take it seriously, esp down south youd be astounded at what cops will brush off when it comes to domestic violence. Ive known so many women who were killed by their boyfriends
Hats off to the concerned neighbors..
Kudos to the people who helped! A thank you to the person that called the police, and to the guy who offered his ladder. Bless you.
Thank God she was rescued by these great officers. She was apologizing like it was her fault. So heartwrenching!!
It happened to me before, but no body cared
Praising everyone in the neighborhood who did not give up on this woman and helped! Thank goodness for this officers! I hope this woman gets the help she needs ❤
She was there for a few hours. It was her bf. Lol. The average person has had worse experiences than this.
@@bobfromsales2473 better it was a few hours I’m glad it was
@@bobfromsales2473 and her not boyfriend now is a piece of sh**
@@bobfromsales2473 ur depressing
@@bobfromsales2473 The average person has worse experiences than being chained up for 5 hours against their will? Yeah I don't think so lol
Omg I pray she and her child is safe and away from that horrible man.
It's not normal to barricade your doors and windows. If your neighbours do this, they are hiding something/someone.
Yeah, if your neighbors act like they're on meth, they probably are on meth.
how did the creep get out of his own house? did he leave through the window? luckily she was there for 5 hours and not days, months, or years. im guessing he barricaded the doors shortly before kidnapping her. im glad shes ok. dude needs to be in prison.
Not necessarily. Could just be on drugs
Blankets on windows is a dead giveaway💫
Not ever home that blocks out their windows or covers them with blankets is sus. There are also legitimate reasons for doing this not just nefarious ones.
That poor thing sounds so traumatized; it breaks my heart. She needs a LOT of hugs.
But Republicans say that slavery is no that bad.
What?
😢it's sad and she needs those hugs
This woman gave an interview with the local news just a few days after all this happened. She needs help. She did that interview as away of asking for help. My heart breaks for her.
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads
@@EliteNugzno he’s still locked up but she did move into that house
@@Amanda-qz3zh I heard she bailed him out but either way when he gets out she'll be there with him. That's normal stuff for meth addicts.
@@lindyt3942this!
@EliteNugz came for this comment. I was wondering what happened why he chained her up. They seem to be more to the story. What would make a man chain another human up. It all seemed so bizarre. Whether drugs were involved or not, it's inhumane
I hope he goes to jail for life ! What a horrible cruel thing to do !
Bolt cutters, not hedge trimmers. Glad she was found, now the real rescue starts. God bless her
Thank God. I was starting to think I was the only person who noticed that she called them hedge trimmers. How do you go through life and never see a pair of bolt cutters. It's not like they're some super rare, special tool.
More important, as you have stated, is the healing process. I'm praying for this woman as well as the suspect and everyone involved.
Hedge clippers
@@CarlyHawthorne-gm2sw your answers are a quick Google search away
As a guy I am appalled by this story but still could not help yelling " what those are bolt cutters".
I caught that too.. I have a few pair of hedge trimmers but they certainly would cut through a chain.
Poor woman. It breaks my heart that she's apologizing.
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads.
See how easily you got manipulated for clicks.
You would feel no empathy for the woman if you knew she was smoking meth all month. Right?
@@rockscousteauso it's ok that she was chained up? Yes, even if they were smoking meth I have compassion and sympathy for her. Guess you don't understand that
@@rockscousteauwtf?! You need help
@@rockscousteau Yeah I figured she got herself in this mess. Women have absolutely NO idea about the real world. Such many cases...
@@squidvis bait
She's so fortunate to have been found alive. Poor girl. ❤
I’m proud of her for fighting for her life. He’d chopped off her hair with a machete and made several threats to kill her. She only had a few minutes while he was out, and managed to open a window - thankfully - and she screamed for help.
I’m also very thankful neighbours heard and got involved and called police and emergency services.
And that they captured the perpetrator.
It's great to have this rare video please actually saving a woman. There are so many videos of police victimizing or violating or brutalizing or arresting the victim instead of protecting the public. We need more policemen like these.
This is back handed compliment if ever I heard one. You know what you're doing and so do we. Stop already.
She has no reason to apologize she is the victim and a survivor. The person who called it in, police officers, and firefighters saved her life. Hope her and her family are doing well
@@woodstockscorner she went with a hispanic not very smart
" I'm sorry , Sir" is typical of a completely broken woman. Don't know how quickly he managed to do it, but she's worth more than she knows♥️♥️♥️
Ha! No it's NOT.
She was seen taking meth the very next day at the house behind this one. That "I'm sorry" is the typical response from every female drug addicted loser we detain.
She was only there for five hours, but he clearly had broken her down.
@@Jesus.Bridged.The__Gapglad she wasn't in there more than a day
@@Jesus.Bridged.The__GapBecause he was already an abuser. That's why she was broken down period that's why she even went there to clean. The house of a man who was her estranged boyfriend.
@@Herbie11ew.
That poor traumatized woman. Praying for healing for her and her child.
Ha! She was literally seen the very next night doing meth at the hose directly behind this one. She put herself in that position!
her saying sorry did it for me. i hope she gets all the help she needs
The thought that there are so many more people out there trapped like this poor woman is terrifying.
It's good to know there's still people who will do something to help others.
Instead of being the person who says "we need more people like this", become a person like that.
This is a weird comment and really out of touch. Most people on the planet would help this person.
@@ollyfoxcam exactly
@@ollyfoxcam if I take it you have never set foot in the USA?1. I am surprised it wasn't a cop who did that to her in the first place 2. nobody will help you and I made the mistake of helping such a woman neighbor for came banging down my door all blooded from the head; and next thing I know I was supina to go to court for my trouble which my health didn't allow me to do so I faced jail time and PS she went back to him, and he was my neighbor she paid10% of his bail and he was out the next day threatening me never again
@@1Channel1 Anddd I take it that you don’t really speak or write in English very well ?? 🧐. Also in response to the original comment……. Did anyone forgot about the fact that these were people (cops) doing their jobs ?? I praise them and think they’re heroes for rescuing her, at the same time they were doing their JOBS.
it's weird how these criminals have the audacity to plead not guilty. She's lucky to escape.
You obviously do not know how the criminal justice system works. Judges almost never allow you to plead guilty at your arraignment. I tried to plead guilty to a shoplifting charge that was like,many years old and I just wanted to get it over with. The judge instead deferred my sentence and put me on probation for a year and then dropped the charges when I was finished.
Not-guilty pleas are almost always entered duriny arraignment, bc it allows for a trial. Guilty or not the state has to prove Beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime
@@dominiquecruz7503 They usually don't want trials. It's why they started the whole thing with plea deals. The Founding Fathers were very much against plea deals and they were never part of US law until the last couple decades. They lead to guilty people getting lighter sentences and innocent people accepting sentences, so they don't go to prison even longer if they lose. Yeah, we would almost all agree that an innocent person should never plead guilty... but it happens far more often than people know. Sometimes evidence appears to make a person look guilty... and especially to the accused, the cops/DA will make it look like they have evidence to get a confession from a person... but the problem is that not all their suspects are guilty. When you get an innocent person believing there is evidence to prove him guilty, then he will oftentimes take a plea deal to not get the full amount of jail time. Plea deals are inherently unjust and I just can't imagine how we've allowed our government to start using them. (Forgive the rant. This is an important topic to me and I believe that it should be for everyone. I can't even recall how many cases I've heard of innocent people accepting a plea deal only to be proven innocent later, sometimes even after decades of imprisonment or after their release from prison or their death).
The court system is a business. It employs a lot of lawyers. They will not just let you not put a lawyer to work!
@@CruceEntertainment Kinda funny that the one's that are supposed to protect you from unjust "laws" are also the one's that profit from the unjust laws. It's why lawyers love plea deals. (and it's why the Founding Fathers hated them and why they were never part of law until the last couple decades. It leads to guilty men receiving lighter sentences and innocent people taking deals to not face a greater sentence). There's nothing, but injustice when it comes to plea deals.
@@dominiquecruz7503 you’re right about the justice system but,,,,,Don’t shoplift!!! When you break the laws ,you’re in the system and it’s your fault
the fact that he pleaded not guilty to everything shows how empty his soul was
No remorse = psychopathy
HOW in the world is this man pleading not guilty… wow.
He was found innocent. She turned out to have set the whole thing up to frame him and was sentenced to prison.
Jk he guilty
Mental illness. Not insane, just a psycho that can’t take blame because in his delusion he thinks he was right.
@@JunkBondTrader don't do that to me
Because it's a hard case for a prosecutor. You have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he did it. If the suspect didn't say anything to police the prosecution will have a long uphill battle.
Every defendant enters an initial plea of "not guilty" at their arraignment. The initial plea doesn't have anything to do with a final verdict. It just gets the wheels of justice moving to set a bail amount.
I was one of the neighbours that called 911 . This was horryfing, at first we all thought that she's high on drugs or sum and had lost her mind but it took sometime to know that she really needed help . After watching this video my hair in the back just stood up . I'm shook to the core.
Who are you cause we are neighbors and I called as well
We all need a neighbor like you in our lives. In louisville ourselves
That’s crazy that you thought she was on drugs
I'm from KY. I am just now hearing about this story. 😢 Where in KY?
@@Tomatzoma uh yeah me too so what color is your house
Thank you neighbors for acting! Most people nowadays seems to just turn a blind eye. Bless you officers and prayers for this lady and her child. Prayers for all that had to be exposed, I know my drug enforcement officer brother is haunted by what he encounters.
I would counter that most people would not ignore her, most people are however aware of crime against women that are rampant.
I DOUBT VERY MUCH THAT ANYONE WOULD IGNORE A WOMAN WITH A CHAIN AROUND HER NECK, SCREAMING FOR HELP.
You would see more people helping out if the rampant prosecutorial arm of the judicial system were to be burned at the stake for the multitude of witch hunts they have conducted against good Samaritans.
If he is drug enforcement he should be haunted by the lives he ruined and live in shame for the damage he has done to the community.
@@Mac-po1sr only drug dealers and buyers say stuff like that. Cleary you like seeing people overdose and die
How horrifying!!! Thank GOD she was so brave as to break the window and start screaming. I pray she’s able to overcome her trauma from this horrible situation. Bless her. 😢❤
Horrible situation, I hope she finds the resources and help for her and her child to overcome such a disturbing life event.
Nope. Moved right back in after bailing him out.
@@GoldeaderNo, She didn’t bail him out. He’s still in jail.
Thank god they found her so quickly, well done to the officers and especially the people in the area who went out to listen help and see what was going on.
My heart goes out to the victim. Thank you officers for your bravery and service.
People that do this need the death penalty
Absolutely!
I'm glad this woman was rescued with great compassion and effort from LMPD. Prayers for her recovery and his torment in the future, but thank God those were bolt cutters and not hedge trimmers
Trump was right!
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My sincere prayers goes out to this woman this is beyond terrible.
@DrZookseek therapy not attention
@DrZook Criticizing other people's beliefs is petty and pathetic.
@@furryhoof647 so is criticism of law enforcement and then talking to baby killers. Get a psychiatrist.
@DrZooksounds like somebody struck a nerve
Prayers won't do anything. You should instead raise social awareness about mental health issues.
That woman is brave. And the people who heeded to her screams and actually called for help are brave as well. Because this could’ve ended up way worse.
This poor woman i know has major PTSD now from this.
Who are the brave?
The ones who called?
@@consciousobjector2507 Good change you are responding to a bot, who generated the comment with AI.
@@puntvandekomma9498 Your comment doesn't make sense 🤔
@@puntvandekomma9498 I see what you mean now.
It's sad that yt is such a joke now.
How is she brave she’s just standing there
This poor woman will need a lot of counseling I hope someone help her out I was shocking what he did You just never knows what goes on behind closed doors doors
Omg. Bless her heart. I’m so thankful she was able to bust the window out and scream for help Thank you Officers.
You did a amazing job 💙
That’s insane. What an incredible rescue! I’m sure this will end up on “I Survived”. So glad she is ok.
She bailed him out and moved right back in a few days later.
@@GoldeaderNot true.
Blessing to those neighbors for looking out for their community
They have pretty tough hedges around there to need such clippers 🤭
Thank god someone heard her and called for help I love how all the people came to help her.
Hedge clippers? Those are bolt cutters. Sheesh.
🤣🤣
I was scrolling looking for this comment! LOL
I am a retired firefighter and every engine and ladder truck has bolt cutters in a compartment! Where the heck did she get “hedge clippers”??
For real; doesn't sound very safe to try and cut a chain on someone's neck with hedge cutters 😱
"They used hedge clippers to neaten up the chain and get rid of any overgrown areas"
This is absolutely terrifying. . . May her and her child be protected to heal and move on from this nightmare.
That was so sweet of him to love her that much! It reminded me of my mom's marriage to my father he took her from her family home when she was 16 and kept her in the closest tell she learned to love him. 😢❤
Right out of a romance novel...
@@AvidiaNirvana it was so sweet! 🥲
I am so sorry this happened at all, and 5 hours must've been terrifying. I am so grateful she is safe. I cannot IMAGINE some of the poor women who have had to endure this for longer. Breaks my heart
This guy locked me in the trunk of my own car and i thought i was gonna die. I was just 18
I just wanna hug her through the screen! 💚 I hope she’s better now!
You do not take the criminal into custody, you dispose of him at that moment. That is not a human being. That is a monster.
The way the democrats are running things, this guy will be out before sun down.
Agreed 100%. He doesn’t deserve air.
With "prosecutors" these days, he'll probably be out the next day.
I agree
Correct - we put dogs down for lesser offences.
WTF???? Poor, poor woman. Thank goodness she was rescued. She's going to need a lot of help to get over this and I hope she gets it.
She’s apologizing…my heart. Poor woman.
Heros... I'm loving the videos of the true reasons to have officers/rescuers like this
poor woman, i am glad she's ok. btw those are bolt cutters not hedge trimmers
Holy crap. This is so sick. Good job officers. So sorry that you have endure such s**t.
You never know about people who are on meth which they both are. The woman could've waited till the guy was gone and chained herself up because he cheated or something. That's why we have due process and innocent until PROVEN guilty. I know it looks like he's guilty but like I said you never know. Meth heads are crazy.
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads.
See how easily you got manipulated for clicks.
You would feel no empathy for the woman if you knew she was smoking meth all month. Right?
@NobodyNothing979 it's not his responsibility to do your research for you. I know he's yelling the truth because I live minutes from these meth heads. And this is normal life for people like that.
@rockscousteau Couldn't care less what she smoked. I FEEL SORRY FOR HER coz I'm not a POS
When she goes back to him after she had this happen, she's too far gone for my sympathy.
That poor woman, how traumatic. I’m glad she was rescued. It’s sad how she apologized to the cop, I bet she has been treated poorly by men throughout her life and apologizing is her defense. So sad, hope she has support to help her through this.
Nice generalization bro, instead of focusing on the victim you decide to stick in your bs world view
Absolutely horrifying. Makes you want to be a more caring person. You never know how close someone could be suffering in silence.
I am on a place on the earth far, far away from where this happend, it's half a year later, and it feels the same as if it happend today before my eyes: my blood boils seeing this, I am so, so angry that someone did this to someone else. It is not about how many deeds may be even worse, it's about this one, this one makes me ANGRY.
Poor woman 😮 it's terrifying that this happens, praise those neighbors who called and the responding officers that saved her ❤
imagine seeing something like this . I bet officers have PTSD too
That's crazy! There are so many stories ending in murder where you know the neighbors heard something and they don't make they call. I'm so glad these neighbors did.
What’s ask sad is, if she had gotten away and told her story, the authorities and the community, would say she’s a liar. Truth.
Salute 🫡 to the emergency responders and the neighbors that alerted law enforcement to rescue this woman.
Thank you for the officers saving her and helping her, and the neighbors saved her, thank you:
Bless her heart 😢I’m so happy she was rescued before it was too late❤
"Officials use hedgeclippers to remove the chain from her neck." I invite you to try to cut a lock with hedge clippers. Or trim your hedges with bolt cutters lol
Thank you to these beautiful officers and medical personnel. I look at something like this and I'd be terrified to go in... They run toward danger.
I noticed as the medical and fire staff are taking that beastly chain of her neck you could've heard a pin drop as though they all understood what could've been for this woman. Thank you first responders for helping, and also thank you for being so thoughtful, respectful, and decent. I hate things like this but at the same time I love to see men and women like you all raising the bar for the rest of us.
I've watched so many real crime stories. This is the first time my eyes welled up. I think it's because even in her heartbreaking situation, she apologised.
WTH is wrong with people? I feel so bad for this victim I hope she heals and finds the peace she deserves
Short answer is ALOT. They are borderline monsters and it makes me question whether demons are walking among us.
The guy accused of doing this to her is a registered Republican so that says quite a lot.
I hope that woman is getting lots of help!! And glad neighbors paid attention!
So glad the neighbors called!! Thank you LE and rescue
What a deranged physco. I hope she gets better.
She won’t. She’ll have nightmares for the rest of her life. He needs the death penalty for this
This is why we presume innocent until PROVEN guilty because it's very possible the women waited until the guy was gone and chained herself up. Maybe he cheated and she went psycho. They're both on meth so that's why here in America we have due process and must prove guilt beyond any doubt.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-treemany innocent people have been put to death just to fond out later it was the wrong person. I'm not saying this guy didn't do it only that we don't know. Only the guy and that meth head woman knows the truth.
@@EliteNugz How do you know that she was on meth? I don't see that information mentioned anywhere in the video or the description at all
@@EliteNugzKarma has a funny way of humbling people like you
Im so sorry for this woman. She will never be the same and her mental state will never heal. 😢
People have recovered from much worse. Humans are more resilient than you seem to think
Sara Gillespie, the tool they used to cut the chain loose from her neck are called "bolt cutters". Not, "hedge clippers" like you reported.
It's heartbreaking to hear someone apologize for what's been done to them. That more than likely stems from her childhood. All too familiar. Hope things start looking up for that woman. ❤
Hope she protects her child, does not let her child get into a similar relationship.
Church and Rehab. I think this lady got off track
She bailed the guy out and moved right back in. Same neighbor filmed it. She's no victim they're meth heads.
See how easily you got fooled. And your emotions got played with for clicks.
Who cares if she was chained up.......when she was smoking meth for 2 weeks
My thoughts exactly. I've experienced various traumatic experiences since before I was a year old and I'm now 34 and whenever something bad happens to me I apologise
@@gabbylauren it's a constant guilt trip even though in the back of your mind a part of you knows it's not your fault.
He deserves the death penalty, plain and simple. This gave me chills. I can't believe people would do this to another person. She's extremely lucky to be rescued as early as she was. Most don't make it out alive within a few days. God was watching over her. 💖 Big applause to the police, first responders, and neighbors for calling for her heroic rescue.
Seriously. I can’t believe people would argue that the death penalty is too harsh. Did they just watch what I watched? That guy is worse than a rabid dog…he consciously did this to another human being. These types are not fit to live in society or be free.
Period!
@@sonofhibbs4425the death penalty is too generous. Solitary with a single meal a day until his last breathe is better. Most people is solitary beg for death.
I agree I agree. Scum of the Earth. 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Death penalty is a quick way to him to get out. Prisión will be like sending him to a hotel. He deserves the same as he did to that poor woman but in open field in summer.
I am glad they found her alive. My prayers are with her. No one should have go thru that.
A victim apologizing is heartbreaking when there’s nothing to be sorry about 😭😭 may she find peace and happiness in her life