r/ProRevenge - My Foster Mom Secretly TORMENTS Me for 12 YEARS. [My Revenge]
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- r/prorevenge OP tells a story about being in the foster care system and being adopted by a horrible person. After decades with her, he finally gets the chance to get some pro revenge on her. Subscribe for future stories!
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"The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel it's warmth."
I like that quote and have used it a few times myself. I resonate with it perhaps a bit too much.
My favorite quote Im actually getting that quote as a tattoo soon .
Don Serk I don't know who specifically said it but I believe it originated in Africa.
@@1Faith1Fate yes it did it did originate from African culture but it can be used in any culture due to it meaning if a child does not feel the acceptance or the love from his or her peers they will become volatile and angry then he or she will turn into the one that gives no acceptance and gives no love causing pain and hurt wherever they go because thats all they know and all they can give I’m young so I can’t explain it well but I know what I mean and it’s a beautiful quote that a lot of people can relate with in this day and age .
This is a great quote.
They deserved far worse than what OP dished out.
yeah, but burning their house down is still a good revenge
@@HaakonTheRayquaza but they deserved to have their lives absolutely destroyed that the only way out was suicide for what they done to those children.
Too bad they weren't in the house when it burned . . .
I was hoping they burn the house when those assholes are inside. But now I want op to burn her children's house too. Preferably with them inside.
Too bad that the title says "ProRevenge" and not "NuclearRevenge"
"Linda" should never have been certified as a foster carer. YIKES.
This is Kentucky, which is one of the worst states in the country in which to be poor.
They don't give a damn who is a foster parent nor what they do to the kids in their care.
You could have heroine in your house as long as its not out on the table and be a foster parent.
Yeah to bad this story is complete bullshit.
I'm pissed at this stupid social worker, if a kid is trusting you with something like that you do not just go right to the abuser and tell them about it.
Social worker was probably getting $$ from the foster mom under the table. Don’t want to ruin that cash flow!
They do tho because OP is right, they don't want the hassle, paperwork and extra effort.
I changed my mind, the social worker is a monster and I hope something ate her.
Hey they're in Kentucky they elected McConnell so it's not that far fetched to me. Unfortunately there are lowlifes that'll do this to children.
@@patvance6071 they aren't. However they are over worked and under paid. So less work to pretend it didn't happen. It also saves them emotionally because this kind of abuse happens a lot. Most CPS works last 5-10 years max because its such hard work.
Social Workers: "This child is at risk and is most likely being abused at their foster home, we are going to give them a surprise inspection"
Also Social Workers: _Notifies the foster home there will be an inspection and lets them know who called it in_
The system is a failure
The problem is there are checks in place to prevent this- but they are dependent on the foster kids knowing how to use them, which in turn is dependent on the foster parents telling them they exist.
@@FirstIsa That in itself shows how big a failure the system is.
@@adriannaranjo4397 Unfortunately there isn't really a better way, ideally teachers would be able to spot signs of abuse like what the OP experienced and question it. Unfortunately even the best teachers are over worked and can't keep track of much more than their class work and lesson planning.
Fun perspective- in the US a child care provider cannot have more than 15 children per adult, 16-30 requires 2, etc, and a child care center can be shut down and loose their license for breaking it. The average class size in the US is 32...
A lot of our government systems in the US that are there to protect the innocent are already over whelmed with work, which creates apathetic bureaucrats, which in turn piles more work onto the ones that care until they become apathetic, but without essentially tearing apart the entire government and rebuilding it we don't have any viable way to initiate change.
Having grown up in the foster care system from when I was 8 (home wasn't safe for any of us at that time) sometimes the foster home wasn't much better. The only thing that saved me was uncles and aunts took all of us in (we were 10 strong) and raised us. I know we all have thanked our aunts and uncles and cousins for the way they helped us kids. Some of the kids moved home but others only moved back after Mom and Dad were divorced and it was safe for our children to be with Grandma with Grandpa out of the picture. Foster care can be a difficult time in anyone's life whether you are in a foster home or a parent of a child in foster care. I often wonder if there is a better way to help families in need to avoid foster care in the first place rather than leaving it to an emergency situation that requires so much more than what might have been prevented.
@@FirstIsa my school guidance councilors called CPS on my mom. Since I was adopted and already went through a of the home visits all they did was call her and told her what I said and asked if she was a good mom. Years later she tried taking my life.
A horrible foster mom is nasty. These kids didn't deserve that!
At least OP rose above her cruelty (not to mention getting f*cked over by the system in general) & not only made a better life for himself & his sister, but also made her pay for every ounce of malice she threw at him. Hope you have a great week & stay safe out there. 🌟
I would of snapped as a kid and more then likely have either just killed them or done something and burned the whole house down on top of them and everyone. I had anger issues as a kid
@@jaye8708 same
My mom went through the same stuff
She is a foster mom
Linda and Jay and all of the abusers in that story deserve to rot in a prison cell for the rest of their lives in addition to the revenge that OP wrought on them. What horrible horrible people. Good on OP on that revenge.
prison cell? no, they deserved to be burned alive
normally I don't wish ill will on people, but Linda and Jay pissed me off that much
@@TheNekoMimiGamer u are not the only ones.
@@liambanloh6972 I don't think I've ever felt this angry before
As a prior foster kid whom has assaulted bad parents before, this makes me want her address
Sorry Katherine.
Hope you're in a better place now.
Kathrine, if you find out where they live, let me join you. I want to have a little talk with those brothers
@@RandomTrinidadian welp that makes three of us for Kicking the foster mothers ass and two of us for kicking the brothers ass.
@@shanesutphin1582 i will bring a cricket bat.
@@RandomTrinidadian Make that four I’ll bring my Louisville Slugger
I thought that the ending was fake, as burning a house down is not something you can actually get a permit for. As it turns out, you can, and people do! From what I have read, most FDs only let you do it as a training exercise for their guys, but some places treat it the same way that any other controlled burn on your land would be treated. Gg op for dishing out a satisfying and legal revenge.
Maybe you need a permit in other parts of the world
Yeah, my parents did it with their old house while my mom was pregnant. They always described it as "donating their house to the FD"
It's happened in the small rural town I live in. Except it's the firemen who start the fire, then practice putting it out, start it again, put it out again, wash, rinse, repeat.
It's usually done to houses that are dilapidated beyond economical repair.
After the debris is cleared, the property owners build a new house on the lot.
(This is done only occasionally. Most of the time, a crew will come in with a front end loader and backhoe and tear the old house down.)
Different places, different rules. The local fire department did a training burn on a former Burger King. You could smell the ghosts of burgers and fries for many miles.
It varies from state to state, county to county. In most cases you have to call the local fire department for a burn permit, they'll ask what you plan to burn, you tell them what it is, and depending on weather conditions and other factors, they may give you the OK over the phone, they may have to come out to inspect the proposed burn site, or they may insist on doing the controlled burn themselves.
I remember my dad calling the local fire department many times when we were cleaning up my great-grandparents' old farm back in the late 90s. My great-grandmother had passed away three years earlier and my great-granddad went into a nursing home.
A lot of the buildings were overgrown with brush, and we'd cut the brush down so we could get to the buildings to assess their condition (salvagable or not) and to clean the buildings themselves out. We'd pile the brush up in one area, douse it with kerosene (wasn't as volatile as regular gasoline), and let 'er rip.
When my dad was planning to burn down the old barn, which had collapsed from brush overgrowth, age, and a couple of heavy storms, my mom and I both urged him to call in the local fire department (volunteer FD) and let them do it. Give them some exercise. It was close to a heavily-traveled dirt/gravel road and was way bigger than your average pile of brush, but my dad said he'd handle it.
Famous last words. He got it started maybe about 9 AM or so. Called my mom at work (he had taken early retirement due to his health) and reported it was going good and strong. 2 PM rolls around, it's still going. 5 PM (she got off at 6), still going, might have to stay the night to keep an eye on it. She told him she'd come down to stay with him.
She stopped by the house we lived in at the time (in another city an hour or so away from where my great-grandparents lived), picked up their meds for the night and next morning, gave me some money to call for pizza, and headed on down to the farm. I can still remember the hot coals that were still burning three days later, on a Saturday. There were some old milk jugs full of oil stored up in various places (my great-grandad used them as drain pans whenever he changed the oil on his old Ford 9N tractor), and a ton of old hay. Excellent fodder.
Unfortunately as a former foster kid I know firsthand how shitty and corrupt the foster care system is. The events in this story are horrifying but not surprising, I have no doubt this story is 100% true. I'll be honest, I put off watching this video for the longest time because any media depicting foster care takes me back to my time in the system, and I'd really rather not revisit those years. Any time I'm reminded of how this broken system failed me and countless other kids I get very sad and monumentally angry. The system cannot stand as is, we need to do something about this damn trauma factory, too many kids are being hurt.
I had no idea a kid could be adopted, if they didn't want to be. Especially an older kid that's smart and understands the situation. That's so sad! I'm glad OP got his revenge 👏👏👏
You know how your parents always told you there's no such thing as monsters? Well, they lied. There are monsters, they just look like people. Seriously, wtf is wrong with ppl? How can you treat someone like that? Especially children. Even more so those in the circumstance. They deserved far worse than having their home and belongings burned. But that was a good start.
Monsters hide among us disguised as people.
If op managed to kill that 18 year old that night with the knife there would have been no hiding the fact he was attacked in his own bed sorry anyone ever has to go through this
Jay was not the one who got knifed by OP, it was another older foster kid.
@@R.DeMora fixed ty
That's actually not how it works
@@Remix2366 the cops wouldnt question why the guys blood is in and on the kids bed he was 8 holding a knife in his bed and the adult in room attacked him in his bed the evidence would be hard to hide
@@jimmiedmc1 The cops would see the guy stabbed dead and the kid with the knife with blood on his clothes unharmed and the kid could be decided as the culprit
Anyone who votes thumbs down on this story needs professional help. Yes, shit like this does happen, and the foster care for money system puts kids in the hands of heartless predators.
the 2 down votes at this time are the foster mom and one of the brothers.
Not all foster families are like this. Some truly care about the children. My daughter is 18. My husband and I adopted her through foster care. We were her foster parents before we became her adoptive parents. She is my light, my life, my whole world.
I had an ex who was in a foster care family just like OP’s story and he was abused like this. It DOES happen. My stepsisters were also placed in foster care for a few years (complicated family stories) and the last foster mom my younger step sis had talked trash to her and her son was a pervert! I also know of a foster family who was loving and kind who wanted to adopt my step sisters, half sister who was 2 at the time. There are good and bad stories. I think more needs to be done to do thorough unannounced checks on these families because many are good at Lying and playing the system so they can get that government check for the kids they have.
@@kellemiller2537 I'm glad you got the good. But we still need to protect against the bad. They even make this sick and twisted joke out of adoption calling it a forever home. Mental health services for children and adults. And real reform first our "family" services.
@@kellemiller2537 I've seen both good and bad. I went through the bad and my niece whom I helped raised is getting the good end of it. I wouldve not believed it when I slipped her a recorder(which I know is against the rules, but my foster mother whom adopted me at birth abused me and just used me for money. Literally only thing she used that recorder for was to record a argument against the kids, when they all started laughing i knew she was in good hands, and we even get to talk to them through their adopted parents and its great to see that there are some places that actually do care, but when you are adopted by a pill head gambler whom does nothing but try to get high or get money because no way to continue with life. I might be a pessimist, but what I went through was and will never be as bad as OP due to not just being sexually assaulted but I was never called a liar or psychologically damaged like that. All that happened was I open my mouth and I get beat. Like talking back/smarting off/ or just simly didnt clean the dishes. I had a walk thru the park compared to OP, and what I went through was a nice sunny beach side park while it was the depths of hell he went through.
Not only I am upset, I am in pain in what OP had to endure. Thankfully, they are living their best life.
Yes that is pro but I feel they deserve more for what they've done.
7:06 I don't even know where to begin to describe, just how FOCKED UP this foster house is
My best friend grew up mostly in a foster home a lot like the one in the story. Unfortunately a lot of foster parents treat it as a for-profit prison. They get money from the government to raise the kids, spend a tiny fraction on the kids, and force the kids to do all of the chores and whatever other work they can find for them.
Just as one example, my friend wore glasses and his foster parents got extra money every year that was supposed to go to getting him eye tests and new glasses. He didn't get new glasses once in the years he was with that foster family: even when one of the arms broke. He had to replace the arms of his glasses with bamboo that he glued together because they wouldn't pay for new frames (despite getting money from the government specifically for that), which of course meant he got made fun of constantly at school because kids are jerks about things like that.
He had absolutely nothing of his own, all the foster kids had to share rooms, all of their clothes were second or third hand, and they didn't get to eat the proper meals that the foster parents got: theirs was always the cheapest things like rice, beans & pasta that were easy enough for one of the foster kids to make for all of them.
It's all for the money. Everything that my friend & the other foster kids had to suffer through was so that the foster parents could keep more government money for themselves, including the physical abuse. That was to keep them in line so that they wouldn't tell people how badly they were being treated & the foster parents wouldn't lose income either by having kids taken away or by having to spend more on the kids. And much like in the story, my friend's foster parents were very active in their church and hid behind their religion to try to pretend to be decent people.
I am now of the opinion that the foster care system needs just as much fixing (read: drastic restructuring) as the education system
As someone who went through the foster care system from the age of 3-5yrs and those memories still follow me till today. I am one of the lucky ones that was able to get out and actually return to the arms of my good hearted mother. OP's story breaks my heart and I am happy that he was able to have his revenge.
Wow. I can't imaging how horrible it must be to be in that kind of situation as a child with no one to help you. I almost hate the social worker more than Linda. She abandoned those kids so that she wouldn't have to face the music of admitting she was wrong. I really hope karma comes back to get her, *maybe not now, but someday*
They ALL need to pay. That should have been his next mission.
Heh, he can make the karma come faster by hiring a hitman specializing in torture. Where Dexter when we need him the most.
i mean op has a computer related degree maybe op could use that for stuff
As someone who grew up in foster care, this shit isn't rare. I got into some similar homes, cps didn't give A fuck, but there are still good homes
Why is the foster system being run in such a screwed up manner? This isn't right, no one should ever have to subject to these kinds of horrible treatments.
Tell that to them. They run it not us.
@@fanfictiondreamer7836 they're at least working alot to fix their shitty ways, i know ALOT of good social workers helping to fix the system, it might be better now.
@@lebonk8081 Hearing that is such a huge relief. If children really are special, then maybe we should start treating them like they are, not just the children who are part of a picture perfect family. Geez
I just wanted to give you your 69th like.
Nice.
But also, I hope you're doing better now, and just remember that it was NEVER your fault. Please be kind to yourself. If you haven't drank any water recently, drink some! :)
That was horrifying story ;-; I’m glad OP got her revenge
It’s a guy 😐
Sorry ;-; I’m an idiot with gender I kept hearing her
@@PanFroggo14 hello frog
I think that he should have finished by saying "you once told me I would pay for what I did and that day came, well that day has now come for you."
I'm glad he got some revenge on those awful people.
What a horrible woman to treat Op and his sister like this! He was assaulted by another foster kid and lied to the police! She should be in jail for everything she’s committed 😡😡😡
My Oldest son was adopted after his birth as was his brother. I thank god that both found a home that was a home. Both boys were treated as family
I am noticing a trend in these kind of stories that the people who cause the most pain to others, go to church
Yeah let's call them fake church goers
It seems to be a trend that many of these fake ass church goers are following the people who get punish for shit like this rather then the ones who tried to do good.
I will always say this, just because you gobto church, does not make u a good person.
Some people who do bad things go to church. Some people who do bad things don't go to church. It's notable when people who do bad things go to church, because most churches encourage people to do good. If a church is aware of, and turns a blind eye to evil acts, it's going back on the faith it purports to preach.
@@BeligerentPaladin dudre, churches can be just as bad
stories like this make me want to become a foster parent so that I can hopefully make things better for children
Stories like this are a nice reminder why the world is so screwed
Those people didn't suffer enough imo. That worker should have lost their job as well. My blood is absolutely BOILING at how OP and his sister were treated. I hope to be a foster parent in the near future so I can hopefully save at least some kids from shit like this.
Kudos to OP for not going full nuclear and burning the house with them inside...
That would be supernova I think
that might be supernova but in my opinion they deserve to be burned alive and go to HELL to suffer
It is always hard to comprehend for me how people can treat children like this
Fine you want the money but why on earth would you intentionally hurt a child?
I just can not wrap my head around this
It makes me sad that there are many monsters like this
I can only imagine how many memories were in that house, such as pictures of the mother's wedding, her kids growing up, herself as a child, possible family heirlooms, etc all reducing into ash in an instant right before her eyes.
*And people say karma isn't real*
BEAUTIFUL!!! May OP find joy and kindness.
personally, I'm not satisfied. I would have gone full supernova on them for doing that to me.
Diy spa day while listening to Fluffy. Can't see how it could be better.
All wars in the world could end poverty could end... But yeah it’s still pretty good
Hope its a nice relaxing time 😀
Kittens?
@@Thatgirlcodes I have three cats, so there's that
Best story I have heard here. Sad, heartwarming, made me mad and happy. The best part is sometimes a little revenge makes you feel all warm and cozy inside.
"When you choose hate, you can't expect to receive love back."
I'm a foster mother I fostered 12 kids plus 3 of my own and all my kids are doing great I love all my kids
And I took great care of my kids
I now have 12 grandkids to love them all not all foster parents are bad
You're an angel.
No angel I'm a mom and will always be one I take care of some street kids that are doing drugs I'm getting them some help i also give them care packages and warm blanket in the winter I'm 56 now
Lorelei please stay safe through all this chaos. We need you in this world. ☺️
You be safe to and I'm in Canada Ontario so I'll say a prayer for everyone be safe love your videos I like to watch them when my fibromylgia acts up your let me forget the pain for a bit and ty for that
*hears the words “dark story”*
Me: *hands off flashlight and sits near campfire* Now, who wants to hear a story?
Lol 😂
Ooooh~ THAT is an image I love. A person with a blank stare to the people they hate crying while fire burns behind them
These stories of child abuse invoke lots of anger... My blood curdles!
Love listening to some justice at the end of my day
That woman, and her horrible family, are lucky that the only things OP did was exposing his sister's "fiancé" as being abusive, with the woman knowing about it (guess the sister learned the hard way that step-mom wasn't good), and then legally had the family home burned down.
To be honest if I was there when the reddit post was posted I want to encourage him to do more.
@@kos2919 Nah, one doesn't want a criminal record. Exposing that the woman knew about the abuse, that she was a liar, and then legally burning down the place where they'd abused OP and so many others, I'd call that good, as the woman now has no home, no money, and now has to rely on others, and is basically a beggar.
@@lockwoan01 criminal record if he get caught. Plan everything, use throwaway stuff, use used laptop and public Wi-Fi and destroy said laptop.
@@kos2919 You'd be surprised. Better to keep one's hands clean of such things.
I spent 8 years in under the control of the Tennessee foster system during the 80's ... I was in and out of foster homes between times with my mother (she was just as abusive)... I speak from personal experience when I say that a life in prison is often less abusive than being a ward of the state.
Boy talk about karma coming back and getting even. That was so satisfying to listen to!
It was heartbreaking listening to what happened to this child. The fact that he is _STILL_ a functional member of society is _SHOCKING_ . I was so afraid that Linda would steal the money he'd been paid by his uncle, but luckily she didn't appear to know about it.
I'm glad he at least got the satisfaction of hurting Linda, but... I think a better revenge might have been to simply buy the house, evict Linda, and then convert it to a rental property (or refurbish and sell it for a higher profit). He would have had a steady stream of income _IN ADDITION_ to the satisfaction of keeping something away from his tormentor.
I want to give OP a hug. I endured some hideous child abuse at the hands of caregivers, but it wasn't like what he went through. Linda and Jay are pure, mundane evil.
Linda is lucky she isn't dead. If I was in OP'S shoes I'd be in jail. I'll leave it at that.
I think this is one of the greatest nuclear revenge stories ever told I'm glad Opie got the revenge because I'm going to tell you the foster care system is this bad and it's sad that a lot of these cases go untreated because the caseworkers don't want to do all that work and they're willing to just take the child out of the hands of parents that aren't even as bad as Opie's parents
Well, that's certainly worse than I had it growing up with my parents. The one time I had to be in foster care, my foster mom was great and didn't abuse me. I was only there for a week or so. It isn't mentioned at the end, but I'm hoping that after the fire and the house was gone, I hope OP just drove off and left Linda and Jay under the tree in their wheelchairs. A fitting end. I also hope OP was able to build a glorious new home, or perhaps sell the land for a good price.
It breaks my heart to think they’ve failed yet another family. Legally burning the house down felt good and I didn’t even see it. I feel like sexual assault is one of the things in fostercare that people seem to overlook until the victims become offenders then they punish just the people at the end of it. Having worked with foster kids and heard some of their stories has really motivated me to put foster parenting on my list of things to do before I die. My cousin adopted her foster kids last month and I’m glad to see them in such good hands.
That woman and sons were NOTHING BUT EVIL. I feel sorry all those kids that the foster system put in her care, don't forget about the social worker, she was evil to.
The foster care system is messed up. Ive spent some time in it. I hope the OP is living, happy and thriving❤❤❤
What opie should also have done is finding out bout the social worker that had him n his sister in that situation investigated cause appearly that social worker need to be fired or arrested for shady deals.
Part of the problem is that the Foster Care system isn't regulated federally, but on a state or even county level. Some places are amazing, but most have zero funding. Because you get tax write off or extra income for holding foster kids, I assume that's why she did it. She never wanted kids. Just the money.
Wow, OP was diabolical in their revenge. I like how they think😏
Fluff: this is going to be a long story so make sure you have time
Me: *at 2:00 AM eating Candy in my bedroom*
You have candy I have baking chocolate xD
I think the social workers also need some revenge. How can you be so heartless, that you would allow these people to foster and adopt?
As soon as I heard about the $2000 winning bid, I thought I would have burnt down that house of horror if I were in the situation - Happy the story turned out like this! Such manipulative and abusive persons all are bottom of the barrel scum and deserve to have their spiel to be shut down and be put behind bars for a long time.
I’m glad my time in foster care was only so I could attend a school that had a program for my disability that was not available in my hometown district. Still, it was during that time I got molested by an older schoolmate. Some abuse you get over, some abuse leaves an echo that shapes one’s later experiences.
I dont wish death on people. But I wish the most painful way out for those involved in the horrible treatment OP went through, My anger is high.
I'm a survivor of abuse myself and this effected me a lot.
I truly hope OP is doing well and has truly moved on
Oh and for all those effect by this stain of woman
This is who parents talk about being better than when you "talk back"
Love the Happy Ending!!!! I just want to hug his sister and him. But OP I want to say he is a true survivor with an ending that is one that should be on a lifetime movie channel.
ahhhh, such a satisfying tale of revenge. in the immortal words of Kahn, from the movie, ..."I've done far worse than kill you. I've hurt you. And I wish to go on... hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me..." I wish I could give this story more than one thumb up!
I was a foster kid, I was adopted by my foster family, my adoptive mom was a DCFS worker and hearing this story just set my blood boiling. People abuse the system to gain access to kids for nefarious reasons and this story hit all of them. It's terrifying to know how many workers she had to whip in shape to keep such things from happening under her watch, all because they wanted to avoid paperwork.
But take my word for it, there are good SW out there who will do everything in their power and pull every technicality there is to make sure a kid is safe. I, a hand full of girls and at least 16 boys all learned this because of the excellent worker my mom was. after she retired she admitted to somethings that would have ended her career if they had been discovered. she always said they deserved a chance and she would do anything to make sure they got that chance. oh and those kids I mentioned earlier? Those were just the ones my parents fostered (not at the same time obviously) she did the same for hundreds of cases she worked
That was perfect revenge from op.
Caretaker abuse children, courage abuser and rapist.
This story actually got me so mad. Normal shake my head say not idiot or feeling like want snap this people.
Congratulations and well done op 👏👏👏👏👏👏
There's a special place in hell for people who mistreat children and from what I can tell, that place is very much overcrowded.
I’ve heard that specifically in Kentucky, the foster system is awful! They want to take kids away and adopt them out. Ugh!
I truly am proud of op it took a lot of courage to do this
It's a shame OP couldn't usher them inside, knock them out, THEN start the fire
Awesome revenge. I am so sorry that OP did not have an advocate, and had to suffer this tragedy. OP got revenge for all the nastiness and cruelty that FM inflicted on all of the children, including trying to force his sister into an abusive marriage. Keep doing great OP, it is the best revenge. The one huge benefit, is that hopefully all those foster children learn what NoT to do to their kids.
OMG I GOT A SHOUTOUT! thank you so much! at least you acknowledged me :D
I was grinning like the Joker by the end. That was so incredibly satisfying!
That was an epic proreveng story! Glad OP survived that treatment and is better for it. That isn't foster care, that's a prison camp from the sounds of it.
Tbh i was surprised he didn't just straight up go psychotic, like Michael Myers quiet. I literally thought after his dad passed and Linda spoke to him like that. When he said he'd make dad proud. My heart started going because I expected him to murder them all in their sleep....
A huge part of the problem of why the foster care system is so messed up it’s because of people like her & my foster mother who only had foster kids for the money. Once my foster moms house was paid off she didn’t keep any more foster kids. Not only that but on top of the monthly stipend that they get they also get food stamps and the kids get the free medical and all that. We were also given a clothing allowance which my foster sisters and brothers and I never did receive. And every once in awhile she would come home with a bag from Goodwill for us and her sons got brand new clothes
I am so sorry that this happened to your family, and sadly continues to happen. I hope you and your sister will one day not feel the pain that they did to you, I am a foster parent and strongly believe we are trusted to raise little people and to protect and love, I fight for my children everyday so that they will grow to be happy, healthy and strong people that can be anything they want. Love and blessings to you and your family
I love this channel but I honestly could go for a drink from watching this whole thing
Same
Head to the dive in 5?
That would have not been enough for me, to me that was barely anything. She should go further than that, get the kids, now adults, Linda had in the past to file a class-action lawsuit of some sort, she should be put in prison, as well as her sons. Also, the social worker should pay for their stupidity and irresponsibility.
Foster care in Kentucky is truly horrible. It was reportedly I think in the top 10. I'm just glad that his sister wasn't killed by the foster mother. There have been a couple of cases in which a child has died due to the foster parents didn't take proper care of the children, especially if the child had a disability. Kentucky had a case of just that about less than 3 to 5 years ago.
Man that was a heartbreaking story, but what a revenge
God I thought I’d be okay after so many years to listen to this, and while I finished it and commend OP for their bravery in writing this, god I wasn’t ready to relive it. I loved hearing the revenge, I wish I could get something even close to that on my foster parents. And to those wondering why anyone would foster kids they don’t care about, money. The state pays you a certain amount per kid for their basic needs like food and clothes. Foster parents rarely spend this money on the kids and leave them to fend for themselves. For my foster mom she enjoyed cigarettes more then she cared about us.
I don't have an issue with darker stories that have a satisfying ending.
Ive heard horror stories of kids in foster care. Some more milder and other even worse. It's insane how this shyte happens. "Protect the children" they say. but nothing is ever done about it because our legal system lets them. I cant accept, "we can do anything about it".
If you cant do anything because of the confines of the law then change the laws
You know the saying "people get promoted to their level of incompetence"
The foster care system is the same.
In places where the the system works well, bad forster parents get knocked out, causing a shortage while places where the system has failed their are plenty of spaces with the greedy and abusive. Which means kids will eventualy flow to the lowest denominator countys.
@@profwaldone the social worker was a real piece of work too. Partial responsibility for what those kids went through. Its a tough job, so often those with a heart cant handle it. Leaving the worst type of person.
Its a system full of corruption and abuse to the kids and abusing the system
Remodel? Yup he remodeled it with fire! I hope he turned it into a park for abused kids.
That was very hard to listen to...until the end, then the story finally made me smile!!!
I want to know if OP ever pressed charges on the social worker. I hope they did
I have a Native American friend from that state. He has some tails of the abuses that would make your hair curl. Good for OP.
OP played the biggest uno reverse card I have ever seen.
I love these types of videos cus it passes the time by REALLY FAST!
NROOOOOOOM
The time passes faster than Barry Allen can run
Sometimes I think revenge goes too far and too close to the level of the person who did them wrong. In this case however I feel that OP simply guided Karma's hand.
Wow I’m glad he was able to move on and make something of himself
I had to replay the revenge part. So satisfying.
Too bad OP couldn't have gone to the state, looked up the other kids to have suffered there, and filled chargers of abuse and neglect agaisnt both Linda, Jay, and all the state employees who were supposed to watch that place.
That Nuclear Revenge was awesome!
I really wish that I, and probably everyone here in the comments, wish nothing but Love and success to OP and his little sister, and their families.
As heartbreaking as it was to hear about the abuses OP suffered, I was overjoyed when he found a LEGAL way to enact his revenge.
Love, Light and Strength to him!😘😘❤❤👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
Isn't it ironic that the foster family feeling that those on welfare deserve to die wound up completely reliant on gov't payouts?
I commend op for only slashing up one person. And getting an adult instead of trying to kill the guy.
I wish I could have gotten such satisfying revenge on those who abused me when I was growing up
I'm here im ready; good. I'm glad he got his revenge.