A mother says she will end up killing her child and tells authorities, and nothing was done omg that alone is the biggest red flag, she’s a absolute disgrace to humanity.
Exactly. Nothing was done. I don't understand that. Why all those kids weren't taken from her right then and placed in foster care or sent to live with the grandfather, is beyond me. But social services is completely inept. In the US too.
Oddly, this isn't a one off. When women call CPS, they do nothing. I can't imagine how the govt decides "I'm going to kill my child if you don't get him right now" doesn't immediately mean COME GET THE KIDS NOW
The problem is….all the families SSD deal with say….’I’m gonna kill him one day’….if they acted on each one there would be few children left at home and your community charge would be £5,000 a week…..just a fact of life…few resources allocated because there is no child protection. Also people who are proved to have murdered children should get the death penalty and those that hurt and leave them alive should should get whole life prison…we clean to clean up our society.
Rochelle, since we met when we're 14/15 and in care, I've totally admired you. Not only have you survived so much trauma and become such an amazing woman and mother, you have done all of this for Rikki too. I can't imagine how distressing and difficult it has been for you, and your sisters, you are the epitome of relentless justice. I'm so happy you have this outcome
Thank you for your comment, it was very kind!!!😍🥰🥰🥰 I don't know you obviously but I KNOW that you are a wonderful person. Take good care of yourself and be safe always!!!🥰 Isabelle in Victoria British Columbia Canada
Children remember trauma. My mom ran over my father when I was 3 and me and my brother were in the car. I remember it too. It was 1973 and one can never say there is no way you can remember that age. But, children remember especially traumatic things that happen.
But certain scientists are working to prove that memory is completely unreliable, it’s very badly done science but for some reason it’s being propagated... elizabeth loftus is the unhinged woman’s name, there are some articles showing how her research is unreliable garbage, she’s totally unethical as a psychologist
Do you really remember or did others around you help you to remember.??? I had a traumatic time in my childhood, because others didn't remind me (of the topic) my brain blotted it out, until I had an encounter with a mind link, then I remembered that topic which I didn't want to. The brain is a weird thing, we will never know all that it encounters. FOR SURE.
I was just under two years old and I still remember every detail of my mother being shot in front of me and bleeding out I also remember her shooter picking me up and putting me on the couch with a rocket popsicle and me sticking the popsicle between the cushions because I was distress then it gets blurry until a sheriff with the handlebar mustache picks me up and puts me in the back of his car with a teddy bear and my brother
I was going to tap out just when he started talking about Ricky leaving his house.... But I read your comment and maybe I can stick it out. Ugh, awful and I'm sure it's going to get worse before it gets better 😭😭
I absolutely love how he says “I don’t want to speak for evil, I want to speak for innocence”! He is truly one of the best true crime channels on RUclips! Hands down! Little Ricky was absolutely living with monsters!! So sad 😞
very true. I literally search for new videos from him when I don't see one in a week. lol I know the RUclipsrs have lives too but, I miss them when they don't post. 🤣🤣
YES most hurt kids never go to jail..most of my monster are in the grave. YES I did watch go in the ground. Only loss track of one monster who made use make videos.
I was friends with one. He shot and killed his pregnant girlfriend. It’s been 6 years and messes with me still. It’s horrifying to know a friend was capable of taking lives.
Dude thank you for being so respectful to the surviving family/victims families, I really wish others who dealt with this kind of content would do the same.
When I was little as in single figures in age my Mum died and I was left in the care of a narcissistic, violent alcoholic and suffered a horrible childhood which still affects me today, (I'm 54 now) and Rochelle has echoes of me in her except she is dealing with it at a young age and smashing it and she should be so proud of herself, what a truly wonderful girl she is, If I was Ricky and I knew Rochelle was in my corner it would make up for some of the important things I was denied as a child, the spirit and honesty of this lovely young lady is like a beacon and the fact that she is willing to share it with other survivors is a testament to her inner strength and goodness, and you are a star, giving Rochelle this platform supported by your fierce belief in her and your pride in her progress makes you a hero in my eyes, this is a fantastic episode it made me cry my eyelashes off, BRAVO!
Poor little sweet boy “Rikki”,..he was so precious with his sweet face and dimples. I can’t even imagine the horror he went through in his short life. Rest In Peace Rikki. 🙏
Government doesn’t do anything mentally for people who struggling only a sick person can hurt they own children I’ll leave them alone forever before I hurt mines
I grew up in a very violent household..and I ABSOLUTELY REMEMBER THINGS WHEN I WAS 3..I have PTSD and other mental health problems from childhood trauma..
My favorite true crime, raw and straightforward. No sugar coating, that's the way you give some kind of kind of respect to the victims R.I.P, young Rikki
Listening to what Rikki and his sisters had to endure, is like a punch in the stomach. You have to be a total POS to hurt the most innocent and vulnerable of our society.
She was on meth and it's known to make people violent. I wish that we valued children more as a society to prevent this sort of thing, but no one wants to pay for it.
It kills me that I have property buty home is in such Ill repair. I LOVED being a mommy and would give both my t to be a foster parent. I loved making breakfast driving my kid to school buying season tickets to astro world & the zoo taking them to the beach for picknicks or the park useindg all our stale staples to feed the birds or off the end of the ferry all kinds of things. I felt so alive and full of joy
The way you introduced your anger at this case gave me cold shivers. I'm so shaken and it's only three minutes in. Thank you for the great content, as always
What a brave and inspirational woman Rochelle is. She has demonstrated that dreadful childhoods and abusive parents will not always automatically govern how the adult develops. She has overcome so much and continues to help others....go girl!
Thanking You Rochelle, for a "Thorough Interview. also was Impressed with the "Chap from USA 🇺🇸 👏 Interviewing you I am Daana from South NZ. I have Previously worked in London, for "New Scotland Yard";;;;;; I LOVED 😍 ❤ working in your 'Wunderful Country
Rochelle’s story was heartbreaking. For some reason when she said they had no toys, that all she’d had was a little teddy, it really got to me. And she and her younger sister calling their older sister mama. And Ricky, at age 5/6 trying to protect them by going to the shops himself because it wasn’t safe outside for them.
Yes, totally opposite of that despicable mother, and there will always be doubt concerning mother's involvement in Rikki's death because she was such a PoS all along!!! And now talks as though she was a victim ... NOT, those poor innocents were!!
Rachelle. You have done what very few can do. You turned from a victim into a survive. Well done. Coming out of a really abusive childhood myself, I know how hard it is to fight your way out of those dark muddy waters of horror and madness, and to get to a place where you can feel like you are going to be OK. You don't have to go on a rage, or bounce off the celling, cause you just don't know how to survive the hurt, fear and confusion it has left you with. You can hold your head up and be proud of how far you have come and all the help you are doing for others. Keep going. The memories won't ever go away. And yes some days they will over take you and that pain and confusion will hit. But just know you have overcome the worst of it and every day you will just get stronger. Praying that you and your family find peace and will one day truelly be able to close the door to that chapter of your life. Stay strong.
Thank you, reading this made me tear up. I'm currently still on my healing journey from childhood neglect, and some days it just feels like I'm going nowhere. Reading this gave me courage in some way. That I really can get there one day where I won't be controlled by the mess of my past. Thank you.
@@theodoratalon5368 your past is just the past, now only existing in memory. Those experiences have had 0 effects on your person, outside of positively influencing you into becoming the awesome, and exceptionally strong person you were always destined to become. Keep on killing it, we’re rooting for you, and you’re not alone ❤️
I think the most frustrating thing growing up so dysfunctional is that even when you're grown and you're parents are growing old they still can't admit their wrong doing. Even blaming the children for their mistakes or choices! Ruth Neave is still the same person she was back then and has no remorse of the torture and problems ptsd she's allowed her children to go through.
"I don't want to speak for evil I want to speak for the innocent" and that's what you always do, Thank you for sharing their story and being their voice...✌💜🙂🤝🙏
Rikki and I grew up together. We were neighbours. I was too young to know what was really going on. This case always leaves me feeling so bitter and sad.
whenever I hear a mother say her very young son is her best friend and man of the house, it sets off alarm bells in my head. Children should not have that responsibility put on them, they should be allowed to be Children and not a replacement husband, you are their parent. I've seen many a lonely single mother say and do this and it rarely ends well. The sister (oldest i think) set out to find justice for Ricki and spoke the truth as to what Ruth was really like, she turned out to be an amazing young woman.
So much respect for Rochelle having the strength and courage to speak out on what must be such an incredibly painful and traumatic set of memories. Very grateful for her sharing this with us, and she's in my prayers xx
@@Loralanthalas dads supposed to care too, but us moms just can’t understand mother’s doing this. I can’t imagine how much evil a mom would have to be full of. It’s just so horrible and unbelievable
Thanks for putting "The Disturbing Truth" channel on. I love their videos and think its great that you use some of their videos. Lawandcrime and The Disturbing Truth are my favorite True Crime channels ever.
I LOVE the fact that you're not objective. The disgust and outrage you express at the things these monsters do to others perfectly mirrors my own and gives your narrative a personal, indignant and invested vibe that comes across as completely genuine. I love your channel, keep up the great work!
As a survivor, it's nice to hear other people telling me, that they're proud of what I've become despite of what I've been through. Sadly, my part of the story was never heard. One day, I'll be telling my story, too. So that the little girl imprisoned inside of me will finally be free 🥺 I'm proud of you, too Rochelle. Thanks to all u people who try to dig so deep to find truth. Great documentary @Law&CrimeNetwork.
I am so freaking proud of Rochelle for taking the high road after all she has been though you know it takes us survivors time I wasn't a great teen either I also suffer mentally and have done just about every drug to numb my past put I reached out and have been in treatment and Clean for about 4 years. Keep being you girl you got this.
Congrats Nicole! You should feel so proud of yourself! Four years is a great headstart on the rest of your life. You got this! Stay strong! Keeping you in my prayers 💜🙏💜
My mom came from a very abusive family too, so stories like this hurt my heart. But I think monsters should be exposed so people can better protect future generations.
Absolutely ! The dictators of history all had terrible childhoods, and when making that connection, I think what if someone stepped in during their formative years. 🌍 Earth could have been a much better place. So you are correct.
To Rochelle: I understand how scary psychosis can be. I have it. I'm also a survivor, my abuser, my father. What you experienced, is entirely normal when psychosis turns up. There is nothing "wrong" with you, even if you feel broken. Many people self-medicate with various things, to deal with the pain. I've had to kick addictions, myself, too. Booze, weed, speed, thankfully, did not get hooked on the harder stuff than that. I did not start by choice, I was forced to have it as a kid. The fact that you have gone through all of it, and still come out as well as you have, is very impressive. The depth of character you have, even to talk about this, is remarkable. You should be really proud of yourself. You've raised a lot of extremely important topics, and issues. Court is just....devastating, its an extremely harsh and distressing environment. The amount of sincerity, that you have, Rochelle, shines through in every word, every look, and every inflection of tone. You are, of course, being entirely open, and honest, and it shows. You have suffered, so much. I really hope that your life, in the future, is one that is stable, that you have love, and are loved. @LawAndCrime, what you have done, and are doing, thank you so much. I think you did well, and your opinions on the matter, do not detract at all from your careful, logical and in-depth analysis of poor Rikki's case. The level of kindness, respect and care, in this video, just shines through.
This is the saddest story ever! He would’ve been my age 34 because he was born in 88 had he had a chance to live he was such a cute loving kid! They should’ve given his mother 20years!
It's not often I have to shut one of these off but when you said that little boy yelled mommy I love you as he struggled to breath my heart broke in a thousand pieces. I have to go and love my son and pray that little boy is now being loved by something or someone
This is so heartbreaking people knew what was going on but sat back and ignored it i wish nothing but the worst on all these monsters who could have stepped in but didnt
Thank you so much for this comprehensive balm to many souls. I'm a 56 year old survivor, but in constant medical care. My family tried to perpetuate their evil even to my child and her daughters. We have to stop it. We cant have a better world, with these things falling through the cracks! Well done!
Thank you both for sharing Rikki's story. I'm sorry that so many people failed those children but I'm sure Rikki would be proud of his beautiful, kind, loving and dedicated sister. Rest Peacefully Rikki. You deserved so much more.
Exactly! Especially considering the statistics that show children are more likely to be harmed and/or murdered by someone they know. Like a parent or guardian.
I admire how Rochelle accepts her childhood to shape who she is but doesn't let it define to who has become. You are strong Rochelle and I pray you the best in all you choose to do!
It’s after 3am & I’m Truly taking the time to listen to this video . Getting sleepy because the narrator’s voice is soothing. 😇 Rest In Peace to the victims in these stories . Each & everyone didn’t deserve to die the way they did .
Rochelle Neave 💖 Your interview is so open and honest. Your an amazing resilient woman. The fight for justice for your brother is to be greatly admired ❤
Ruth acts like she was a wonderful mom just bc she didn’t kill her son. No she just tortured him, burned him, and verbally hated him. She deserved prison.
Rochelle, you are a wonderful young woman, stay clean and live a better life than your mother gave you. Prays for your brother! You are his family. Stay strong.
Poor little man, I remembered when this happened and being scared for my own children. I'm glad they finally brought the man to justice but Rikki's "mother" is just as much to blame, as is the killer's parents. RIP Rikki, my heart goes out to his sisters, who lost their brother and also blame their "mother" for his death 💙
Rochelle is an amazing example of strength. This video moved me. She has been through so so much. She has overcome so much and turned out to be a beautiful human despite all the hardship. Good on you Rochelle. ❤
Wow what an inspiring person Ricky’s sister is. How she is managing her mental health in such a healthy way. So much hurt she has had to cope with. Rachelle, keep hugging yourself.
I’m so glad someone has finally touched upon this. I’m from Peterborough and still live here. The lack of people that know about this shocks me. I’m a few years younger than Rikki but I don’t actually live too far from where him and his family used to live. The woods he was found in is about a 5 minute walk from my home. I remember when I was younger there was a stabbing near my house, my mum and her friends were worried and they were talking about Rikki and what happened. Me and my friends where sitting at the top of the stairs listening in and it shocked us so much. After that we were walked to school for a few months. I grew up looking up this case every now and again hoping there would be justice/closure for Rikki. But as time went on, it was like everyone was forgetting about him. I’d bring it up occasionally to friends and locals and no one would know what I was on about. It was like the city was so ashamed that they were pretending to not know. My friends still remembered and still felt the same as I did. I’m now and adult and managed to get myself into university. (I had a troublesome childhood and that effected me as an adult, so going to uni as a mature student aha). But I’m there studying psychology - I want to get to a place where I can help children in my community. Rikki was part of this driving force for me. Thank you for covering this and so detailed. There’s so much that happens in this town that people don’t want to talk about. But that’s part of the reason why it’s the worst place to live.
I used to live there. So much dark stuff goes on. There and the surrounding areas is known for being the incest capital of Europe. All the social ills are above average stats in the area, and then you get into the grooming gang situation. I saw it first hand working with kids in the care system and drug services.
'they' isolate one person and portray them as evil yet if she was into crowley, ouija boards and all that crap, she was into it with others. there seems to have been a conspiracy of silence. well done with overcoming the statistics and the career choice.
Thank you for interviewing the victim’s Sister. She is such a kind woman. She grew up to be a wonderful young Lady, thank goodness!!! Her biological Mother was more worried about a documentary being made showing her as a good, loving Mother. Rikki’s sister clearly wanted Justice for her Brother.
I respect and greatly appreciate the fact that you do not sugarcoat the facts. They are horrible but people need to wake up to the truth of what can and is happening in this world from the sicko's. People need to open their eyes and help protect children from these monsters. Child Protective services failed these suffering children. Absolutely Thank you for your help and efforts to bring these cases to light 🚨
It's difficult to comprehend what horrors those poor kid's went through.. And that a 6yrs old little guy was collecting drugs and must have felt he had the world on his shoulders... RIP beautiful boy.. I hope that all the girls are doing well and healing xxx 🙏😢🤗😘
The thing being that social services everywhere are constantly accused of meddling in peoples' lives and then they are accused in hindsight of never doing enough.
Such a well done documentary, your interview with Rochelle and letting her have a voice, you can see the damage done and her words hit home. RIP Rikki, you have an amazing sister fighting for you to still have a voice.
Just came across your channel and am now absolutely in love! I so appreciate the passion and so much empathy in your beautiful voice!! You truly do feel for the baby boy! Thank you for that! Heart breaking story. As a mother who's madly obsessed with my daughter, whose mom is a tad narcissistic I can imagine the pain this poor boy has endured ..been there, as a child! It made me love my child that much more! I can't imagine being so cruel..I don't understand how this planet houses so much evil..🥺 rip baby boy Rikki!
Rochelle you are a beautiful, bright, amazingly strong young woman. You are so brave and a true true survivor ❤️ plz keep telling your story 🙏 it's gruesome but so much strength and hope ❤️
I couldn't listen past the first 5 min. This is absolutely heart breaking. How are such monsters able to have children yet there are so many many people that would love to just give all their love to a child and can't have them 💔 absolutely heart breaking
Thank you for the great reporting on this horrible story and especially for the interview. I am also very proud of Rachelle. She is brave and absolutely adorable ❣
Some grow out of childhood, others have to escape it. When you’re finally safe - that’s when the trauma hits. All my love to all the others who managed to escape. I watch this and other true crime because it helps me to see the helpers. The guy who runs this channel is one of them.
Utterly heartbreaking. Everytime I think I've heard the worst videos like this pop up. I really hope all the sisters are doing ok. Rest in peace little man. I hope you've found the peace that you never had in your short life. We are now in 2022 and social services in the UK are still failing thousands of children. It's disgusting Thank you for your continued coverage on this dark side of humanity
From personal experience it’s so bad even in oklahoma, I couldn’t trust anyone or to explain my pain to anyone and didn’t believe in therapy or counseling. Ik there’s a lotta individual factors but they certainly ain’t help, I’m 19 now n still struggling so hard n idrk what to do no more
I remember the years when I was 1-4, and blocked everything out until I was almost 9. I asked my Grandma what I did those years and she said I cried all the time. So, you can remember when you're that young, unfortunately in my situation.
Rochelle is brave articulate and stands no nonsense from anyone. Rikki would be so proud of her. RIP Rikki. Rochelle and your sisters wish you all the happiness in the world sweet girl.
Rochelle, I remember seeing you on one of those singing shows (perhaps BGT) and thought you were a strong woman who overcame hard times in your younger years, but I had no idea it was anything as horrible as this. Not only are you an amazing singer with that rugged but sultry voice, you are an amazingly strong survivor! many props to you!
Rochelle is an amazing human being. to see someone overcome everything that she has had to but to become such an empathic, selfless person is really quite humbling. I wish that amazing woman so much happiness in her future. your brother would be so proud of you
God bless Rochelle, for her honesty and strength. It’s amazing what she can still remember at 3 years old. Such a sad and disturbing case. RIP Rikki💙💔 Thank you for standing up for him 💪🏻👏🏼💙
What an excellent video. It’s unusual for me to engage for over 2.5 hrs but this was so interesting, heart wrenching and very well put together. Satisfying in the way it is the complete story. So glad Rikki’s sister has survived and is triumphing. Looking forward to seeing more stories from you.
When you were speaking about Beth, I said to myself she probably has RAD. Then you said it. I raised my niece who has RAD. It was awful to watch the destruction to herself when she was in a loving home. Zero to 6, she was with her mother. Such a crucial time in development. She's 21 now, I hope her destruction phase is over, she IS trying!
My heart aches for Rochelle. It hurt to hear her say she wanted to kill herself at one point bc I've been there more than once. It's an awful feeling and makes me so sad that anyone else has hurt as badly as that. I cannot even begin to try to put into words the feeling of hopelessness and truly just wanting to be dead but you have to be here with a happy face for those you love, it's so awful. Hope she is happier now and has peace ♡
Omg...I cannot fathom doing this to my children...I have an 8 and 6 yr old...My boy is Rikki's age....The 'Living pictures" haunt me. "She's an insult to all those words", couldn't be a more sincere and accurate angle. Crimes against children are the worst most heinous of spiritual tragedies. May he be in the most beautiful an peaceful halls of Heaven. ♥️
I’m a true crime fanatic and this one hurts to the core ! Rochelle is an absolute success story and truly amazing lady. Well done Ms and your sisters as well. RIP Rikki your safe now little man ❤️.
What a humble educated lady who ever brought you up must be proud of you all children need is love respect and be listened to God bless you and good look for the future RIP Ricky 🙏
I had a sister-in-law who used to make her kindergarten boy stand in the corner from noon when he got home from school until right before Daddy got home. I called CPS on her when I caught her pouring dish liquid down his throat. This story reminded me of that.
Found your channel and I am glad things aren't sugar coated. I listen to them while I work and hearing these stories are tragic, but I am glad judgement is being shed on the criminals. Keep up the good work.
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You're such a disingenuous POS. I hope the rule of law breaks down from people like you and you get a taste of it
@@stefan2005stefan I understood nothing.
Although I wish I could.
Ellie Butler case
@@stefan2005stefan You are on your back doing crack
WOW!
A mother says she will end up killing her child and tells authorities, and nothing was done omg that alone is the biggest red flag, she’s a absolute disgrace to humanity.
Exactly. Nothing was done. I don't understand that. Why all those kids weren't taken from her right then and placed in foster care or sent to live with the grandfather, is beyond me. But social services is completely inept. In the US too.
Ellie Butler
And so are the authorities that did nothing. This is still happening right now in South Australia, two children have died so far this year.
Oddly, this isn't a one off. When women call CPS, they do nothing. I can't imagine how the govt decides "I'm going to kill my child if you don't get him right now" doesn't immediately mean COME GET THE KIDS NOW
The problem is….all the families SSD deal with say….’I’m gonna kill him one day’….if they acted on each one there would be few children left at home and your community charge would be £5,000 a week…..just a fact of life…few resources allocated because there is no child protection.
Also people who are proved to have murdered children should get the death penalty and those that hurt and leave them alive should should get whole life prison…we clean to clean up our society.
“If I ordered a mother off the dark web.” Nailed it! What a pos excuse for a human.
Exactly!!!
IKR!!!!
Rochelle, since we met when we're 14/15 and in care, I've totally admired you. Not only have you survived so much trauma and become such an amazing woman and mother, you have done all of this for Rikki too. I can't imagine how distressing and difficult it has been for you, and your sisters, you are the epitome of relentless justice. I'm so happy you have this outcome
Thank you for your comment, it was very kind!!!😍🥰🥰🥰
I don't know you obviously but I KNOW that you are a wonderful person.
Take good care of yourself and be safe always!!!🥰
Isabelle in Victoria British Columbia Canada
Wow that's powerful you're clearly a very strong person too Robyn, fair play to you x
Thanks
Children remember trauma. My mom ran over my father when I was 3 and me and my brother were in the car. I remember it too. It was 1973 and one can never say there is no way you can remember that age. But, children remember especially traumatic things that happen.
But certain scientists are working to prove that memory is completely unreliable, it’s very badly done science but for some reason it’s being propagated... elizabeth loftus is the unhinged woman’s name, there are some articles showing how her research is unreliable garbage, she’s totally unethical as a psychologist
But did he die
Do you really remember or did others around you help you to remember.???
I had a traumatic time in my childhood, because others didn't remind me (of the topic) my brain blotted it out, until I had an encounter with a mind link, then I remembered that topic which I didn't want to.
The brain is a weird thing, we will never know all that it encounters. FOR SURE.
Three??? Not a chance. You had others to tell you probably your whole life
I was just under two years old and I still remember every detail of my mother being shot in front of me and bleeding out I also remember her shooter picking me up and putting me on the couch with a rocket popsicle and me sticking the popsicle between the cushions because I was distress then it gets blurry until a sheriff with the handlebar mustache picks me up and puts me in the back of his car with a teddy bear and my brother
That monstrous woman's name should be RUTHLESS. Absolutely horrid.
Definitely
Great name
absolutely
I take my hat off to Rachelle for fighting for her brother's justice and for how positive she is now and even helping others. Respect Rachelle.
Yeah she's tough as steel and has had it so rough but has good morals now, she figured all that out by herself. So much respect for her.
Rachelle songs?
@Nadiya Business
One letter, seriously? 😂
It’s a really great comment, and everyone knows who they mean.
Brilliant comment.
Absolutely, 100% agree with you 👍🏽
I was going to tap out just when he started talking about Ricky leaving his house.... But I read your comment and maybe I can stick it out. Ugh, awful and I'm sure it's going to get worse before it gets better 😭😭
I love that he lets her just talk. Because it’s her time and her story. Good job! Excellent work!
Too many interviewers interrupt people so it was nice to hear her talk
I cried at the thought of the suffering these poor children went through. Poor little boy having to Walk to school on his own at 6. Broke my heart.
I absolutely love how he says “I don’t want to speak for evil, I want to speak for innocence”! He is truly one of the best true crime channels on RUclips! Hands down! Little Ricky was absolutely living with monsters!! So sad 😞
Truth!!
very true. I literally search for new videos from him when I don't see one in a week. lol I know the RUclipsrs have lives too but, I miss them when they don't post. 🤣🤣
especially this one.
This was the first time I've ever seen him. I'm a fan now.
@@robertaverbeke2925 same here this is my first video
Takes a special kind of monster to kill a child. Monsters really do walk amongst us.
Everyday unfortunately 🙃so terrible 😪
There is evil that can't be fathomed buy 99% of humanity......stop the planet I want to get of....sad 🙏🙏🙏
YES most hurt kids never go to jail..most of my monster are in the grave. YES I did watch go in the ground. Only loss track of one monster who made use make videos.
I was friends with one. He shot and killed his pregnant girlfriend. It’s been 6 years and messes with me still. It’s horrifying to know a friend was capable of taking lives.
Demons among us
That press conference with her and her husband is like out of an SNL skit. It was horrible
Dude thank you for being so respectful to the surviving family/victims families, I really wish others who dealt with this kind of content would do the same.
When I was little as in single figures in age my Mum died and I was left in the care of a narcissistic, violent alcoholic and suffered a horrible childhood which still affects me today, (I'm 54 now) and Rochelle has echoes of me in her except she is dealing with it at a young age and smashing it and she should be so proud of herself, what a truly wonderful girl she is, If I was Ricky and I knew Rochelle was in my corner it would make up for some of the important things I was denied as a child, the spirit and honesty of this lovely young lady is like a beacon and the fact that she is willing to share it with other survivors is a testament to her inner strength and goodness, and you are a star, giving Rochelle this platform supported by your fierce belief in her and your pride in her progress makes you a hero in my eyes, this is a fantastic episode it made me cry my eyelashes off, BRAVO!
Poor little sweet boy “Rikki”,..he was so precious with his sweet face and dimples. I can’t even imagine the horror he went through in his short life. Rest In Peace Rikki. 🙏
Just cried
Rip Rikky
I'll never know how anyone can hurt children much less their own
Government doesn’t do anything mentally for people who struggling only a sick person can hurt they own children I’ll leave them alone forever before I hurt mines
Lol I do this with my elderly parents. Obviously not murder, but I treat them the way she treated that boy haha
@@SocietyKilledTheUnicorn what’s wrong with you?
@@guts5548 they deserve it, both of them 🤬
I grew up in a very violent household..and I ABSOLUTELY REMEMBER THINGS WHEN I WAS 3..I have PTSD and other mental health problems from childhood trauma..
My favorite true crime, raw and straightforward. No sugar coating, that's the way you give some kind of kind of respect to the victims
R.I.P, young Rikki
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Listening to what Rikki and his sisters had to endure, is like a punch in the stomach. You have to be a total POS to hurt the most innocent and vulnerable of our society.
She was on meth and it's known to make people violent. I wish that we valued children more as a society to prevent this sort of thing, but no one wants to pay for it.
There are lots of POS in this world, old and young. Cluster B personalities are part of them.
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It kills me that I have property buty home is in such Ill repair. I LOVED being a mommy and would give both my t to be a foster parent. I loved making breakfast driving my kid to school buying season tickets to astro world & the zoo taking them to the beach for picknicks or the park useindg all our stale staples to feed the birds or off the end of the ferry all kinds of things. I felt so alive and full of joy
It should have been spayed
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The way you introduced your anger at this case gave me cold shivers. I'm so shaken and it's only three minutes in. Thank you for the great content, as always
Thank you for advocating/being a voice for children.
What a brave and inspirational woman Rochelle is. She has demonstrated that dreadful childhoods and abusive parents will not always automatically govern how the adult develops. She has overcome so much and continues to help others....go girl!
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Thanking You Rochelle, for a "Thorough Interview. also was Impressed with the "Chap from USA 🇺🇸 👏 Interviewing you
I am Daana from South NZ. I have Previously worked in London, for "New Scotland Yard";;;;;; I LOVED 😍 ❤ working in your 'Wunderful Country
Rochelle’s story was heartbreaking. For some reason when she said they had no toys, that all she’d had was a little teddy, it really got to me. And she and her younger sister calling their older sister mama. And Ricky, at age 5/6 trying to protect them by going to the shops himself because it wasn’t safe outside for them.
I love the way Rochelle doesn't put on a facade, keeps it 100. So open & honest. I could listen to her talk all day. I adore her ❤️
Yes, totally opposite of that despicable mother, and there will always be doubt concerning mother's involvement in Rikki's death because she was such a PoS all along!!! And now talks as though she was a victim ... NOT, those poor innocents were!!
love is idiots
@@luisangelcuevasloza6166 no idea what that means
So I watched a BBC documentary on the mother version and I felt sorry for her, but this has given me a complete different side of it.
Rachelle. You have done what very few can do. You turned from a victim into a survive. Well done. Coming out of a really abusive childhood myself, I know how hard it is to fight your way out of those dark muddy waters of horror and madness, and to get to a place where you can feel like you are going to be OK. You don't have to go on a rage, or bounce off the celling, cause you just don't know how to survive the hurt, fear and confusion it has left you with. You can hold your head up and be proud of how far you have come and all the help you are doing for others. Keep going. The memories won't ever go away. And yes some days they will over take you and that pain and confusion will hit. But just know you have overcome the worst of it and every day you will just get stronger. Praying that you and your family find peace and will one day truelly be able to close the door to that chapter of your life. Stay strong.
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I’m happy to hear you’ve been chin up- 100+ people here are proud of and inspired by your courage 🤟🏻❤️
And it sounds like you’re a survivor too so good for u!!! I’m sorry for what u had to go thru but u should be proud of yourself as well!!
Thank you, reading this made me tear up. I'm currently still on my healing journey from childhood neglect, and some days it just feels like I'm going nowhere. Reading this gave me courage in some way. That I really can get there one day where I won't be controlled by the mess of my past. Thank you.
@@theodoratalon5368 your past is just the past, now only existing in memory. Those experiences have had 0 effects on your person, outside of positively influencing you into becoming the awesome, and exceptionally strong person you were always destined to become. Keep on killing it, we’re rooting for you, and you’re not alone ❤️
NOT a victim!!!
You are a survivor! A great mom and a protective big sister! Take care of yourself.
She’s his little sister.
@@mandybrookeschultz9318 and a big sister to a little sister too!
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I think the most frustrating thing growing up so dysfunctional is that even when you're grown and you're parents are growing old they still can't admit their wrong doing. Even blaming the children for their mistakes or choices! Ruth Neave is still the same person she was back then and has no remorse of the torture and problems ptsd she's allowed her children to go through.
And it does say a lot if your children( 0 out of 4) doesn't talk to you or have any relationship with you
Yes it would be so healing if abusive parents just admit what they did wrong and that they regret but unfortunately that rarely happens.
"I don't want to speak for evil I want to speak for the innocent" and that's what you always do, Thank you for sharing their story and being their voice...✌💜🙂🤝🙏
With all that he went through. He still told his mother he loved her. A lot of parents do not deserve children.
All children deserve parents, but not all parents deserve children !
Rikki and I grew up together. We were neighbours. I was too young to know what was really going on. This case always leaves me feeling so bitter and sad.
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woah- idk if this is real but its very interesting
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Prove it.
He didn't get to grow up.
whenever I hear a mother say her very young son is her best friend and man of the house, it sets off alarm bells in my head. Children should not have that responsibility put on them, they should be allowed to be Children and not a replacement husband, you are their parent. I've seen many a lonely single mother say and do this and it rarely ends well. The sister (oldest i think) set out to find justice for Ricki and spoke the truth as to what Ruth was really like, she turned out to be an amazing young woman.
edit: The sister I was referring to above was Rochelle.
So much respect for Rochelle having the strength and courage to speak out on what must be such an incredibly painful and traumatic set of memories. Very grateful for her sharing this with us, and she's in my prayers xx
These Children were strong and Self-raised. Shame on their parents (especially their mum) for failing them.
dad just as much
Especially thier mom? Because dad is supposed to not give af? It's "normal" for the sperm donor to run off? -- come on.
@@Loralanthalas especially the mum because the mother abuses them on top of neglecting them.
@@Loralanthalas dads supposed to care too, but us moms just can’t understand mother’s doing this. I can’t imagine how much evil a mom would have to be full of. It’s just so horrible and unbelievable
And shame on those services that should have protected her.
Thanks for putting "The Disturbing Truth" channel on. I love their videos and think its great that you use some of their videos. Lawandcrime and The Disturbing Truth are my favorite True Crime channels ever.
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What happened to the disturbing truth? I don't see their videos posted anymore
@@carmine_ I like ewu and Mike that chapter also coffeehouse crime...pretty much all true crime lol...not sure how healthy that is though
@@williammoore8210 There's a link to what may be his new channel in the 'pinned' comment at the top of comments here.
I LOVE the fact that you're not objective. The disgust and outrage you express at the things these monsters do to others perfectly mirrors my own and gives your narrative a personal, indignant and invested vibe that comes across as completely genuine. I love your channel, keep up the great work!
As a survivor, it's nice to hear other people telling me, that they're proud of what I've become despite of what I've been through. Sadly, my part of the story was never heard. One day, I'll be telling my story, too. So that the little girl imprisoned inside of me will finally be free 🥺
I'm proud of you, too Rochelle.
Thanks to all u people who try to dig so deep to find truth.
Great documentary @Law&CrimeNetwork.
Wishing you all the best!
May the peace of God cover you ❤
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I don’t know you but I feel so proud of you too 🥺 I wish you so much happiness
Proud of you💪
The interview with the sister is brilliant...the documentary is VERY VERY thorough...disgusted by so much injustice
I am so freaking proud of Rochelle for taking the high road after all she has been though you know it takes us survivors time I wasn't a great teen either I also suffer mentally and have done just about every drug to numb my past put I reached out and have been in treatment and Clean for about 4 years. Keep being you girl you got this.
It’s never easy to bury past trauma. Well done Nicole. It’s heartening to hear your story also. :)
Stay strong Nicole!
I am so very proud of you
Congrats! Me, as well; I've got 4 years clean!
Congrats Nicole! You should feel so proud of yourself! Four years is a great headstart on the rest of your life. You got this! Stay strong! Keeping you in my prayers 💜🙏💜
My mom came from a very abusive family too, so stories like this hurt my heart. But I think monsters should be exposed so people can better protect future generations.
Absolutely ! The dictators of history all had terrible childhoods, and when making that connection, I think what if someone stepped in during their formative years. 🌍 Earth could have been a much better place. So you are correct.
To Rochelle: I understand how scary psychosis can be. I have it. I'm also a survivor, my abuser, my father. What you experienced, is entirely normal when psychosis turns up. There is nothing "wrong" with you, even if you feel broken. Many people self-medicate with various things, to deal with the pain. I've had to kick addictions, myself, too. Booze, weed, speed, thankfully, did not get hooked on the harder stuff than that. I did not start by choice, I was forced to have it as a kid.
The fact that you have gone through all of it, and still come out as well as you have, is very impressive. The depth of character you have, even to talk about this, is remarkable. You should be really proud of yourself. You've raised a lot of extremely important topics, and issues. Court is just....devastating, its an extremely harsh and distressing environment.
The amount of sincerity, that you have, Rochelle, shines through in every word, every look, and every inflection of tone. You are, of course, being entirely open, and honest, and it shows. You have suffered, so much. I really hope that your life, in the future, is one that is stable, that you have love, and are loved.
@LawAndCrime, what you have done, and are doing, thank you so much. I think you did well, and your opinions on the matter, do not detract at all from your careful, logical and in-depth analysis of poor Rikki's case. The level of kindness, respect and care, in this video, just shines through.
This is the saddest story ever! He would’ve been my age 34 because he was born in 88 had he had a chance to live he was such a cute loving kid! They should’ve given his mother 20years!
I wish the egg donor had gotten the firing squad !!
It's not often I have to shut one of these off but when you said that little boy yelled mommy I love you as he struggled to breath my heart broke in a thousand pieces. I have to go and love my son and pray that little boy is now being loved by something or someone
He is home with the father of us all.
Heart wrenching
@@shaunwild8797 Amen
This is so heartbreaking people knew what was going on but sat back and ignored it i wish nothing but the worst on all these monsters who could have stepped in but didnt
Thank you so much for this comprehensive balm to many souls. I'm a 56 year old survivor, but in constant medical care. My family tried to perpetuate their evil even to my child and her daughters. We have to stop it. We cant have a better world, with these things falling through the cracks! Well done!
What an amazing young lady. Thank you for giving giving Rochelle a voice, and thank you for highlighting Rikki's case. May he rest in peace.
Thank you both for sharing Rikki's story. I'm sorry that so many people failed those children but I'm sure Rikki would be proud of his beautiful, kind, loving and dedicated sister.
Rest Peacefully Rikki. You deserved so much more.
Time to stop keeping families together in these cases.
Exactly! Especially considering the statistics that show children are more likely to be harmed and/or murdered by someone they know. Like a parent or guardian.
I admire how Rochelle accepts her childhood to shape who she is but doesn't let it define to who has become. You are strong Rochelle and I pray you the best in all you choose to do!
This Is so similar to my childhood . Literally nearly everything you are saying, this has opened some wounds 😭
It’s after 3am & I’m Truly taking the time to listen to this video . Getting sleepy because the narrator’s voice is soothing. 😇 Rest In Peace to the victims in these stories . Each & everyone didn’t deserve to die the way they did .
Rochelle Neave 💖
Your interview is so open and honest. Your an amazing resilient woman. The fight for justice for your brother is to be greatly admired ❤
The pictures speak volumes…..the sadness in lil Rikki’s eyes in the pic with the red sweater is heartbreaking 😢😢😢. Rest In Paradise Rikki.
Rochelle is a beautiful woman and I’m so happy she did this interview! What a strong lady ❤
Ruth acts like she was a wonderful mom just bc she didn’t kill her son. No she just tortured him, burned him, and verbally hated him. She deserved prison.
Rochelle, you are a wonderful young woman, stay clean and live a better life than your mother gave you. Prays for your brother! You are his family. Stay strong.
Poor little man, I remembered when this happened and being scared for my own children. I'm glad they finally brought the man to justice but Rikki's "mother" is just as much to blame, as is the killer's parents. RIP Rikki, my heart goes out to his sisters, who lost their brother and also blame their "mother" for his death 💙
Rochelle is an amazing example of strength. This video moved me. She has been through so so much. She has overcome so much and turned out to be a beautiful human despite all the hardship. Good on you Rochelle. ❤
Wow what an inspiring person Ricky’s sister is. How she is managing her mental health in such a healthy way. So much hurt she has had to cope with. Rachelle, keep hugging yourself.
I’m so glad someone has finally touched upon this. I’m from Peterborough and still live here. The lack of people that know about this shocks me.
I’m a few years younger than Rikki but I don’t actually live too far from where him and his family used to live. The woods he was found in is about a 5 minute walk from my home.
I remember when I was younger there was a stabbing near my house, my mum and her friends were worried and they were talking about Rikki and what happened. Me and my friends where sitting at the top of the stairs listening in and it shocked us so much. After that we were walked to school for a few months.
I grew up looking up this case every now and again hoping there would be justice/closure for Rikki. But as time went on, it was like everyone was forgetting about him.
I’d bring it up occasionally to friends and locals and no one would know what I was on about.
It was like the city was so ashamed that they were pretending to not know.
My friends still remembered and still felt the same as I did.
I’m now and adult and managed to get myself into university. (I had a troublesome childhood and that effected me as an adult, so going to uni as a mature student aha).
But I’m there studying psychology - I want to get to a place where I can help children in my community.
Rikki was part of this driving force for me.
Thank you for covering this and so detailed.
There’s so much that happens in this town that people don’t want to talk about.
But that’s part of the reason why it’s the worst place to live.
I used to live there. So much dark stuff goes on. There and the surrounding areas is known for being the incest capital of Europe. All the social ills are above average stats in the area, and then you get into the grooming gang situation. I saw it first hand working with kids in the care system and drug services.
God bless you Roger... You'll be a blessing to any community you're part of.
My condolences for your past hardships.
'they' isolate one person and portray them as evil yet if she was into crowley, ouija boards and all that crap, she was into it with others. there seems to have been a conspiracy of silence. well done with overcoming the statistics and the career choice.
I grew up in Werrington I remember this 😔
Same almond rd. Didn't live Peterborough when it all happened. But I do remember it all kicking off a couple years ago
Thank you for interviewing the victim’s Sister. She is such a kind woman. She grew up to be a wonderful young Lady, thank goodness!!! Her biological Mother was more worried about a documentary being made showing her as a good, loving Mother. Rikki’s sister clearly wanted Justice for her Brother.
I respect and greatly appreciate the fact that you do not sugarcoat the facts. They are horrible but people need to wake up to the truth of what can and is happening in this world from the sicko's. People need to open their eyes and help protect children from these monsters. Child Protective services failed these suffering children. Absolutely Thank you for your help and efforts to bring these cases to light 🚨
It's difficult to comprehend what horrors those poor kid's went through.. And that a 6yrs old little guy was collecting drugs and must have felt he had the world on his shoulders... RIP beautiful boy.. I hope that all the girls are doing well and healing xxx 🙏😢🤗😘
What a wonderful young lady a true survivor and in my eyes a warrior.
The thing being that social services everywhere are constantly accused of meddling in peoples' lives and then they are accused in hindsight of never doing enough.
This case hits home so much as someone who has lived in the area - what a strong lady Richelle is
Great you placed TheDisturbingTruthYT on your channel, love you both.
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Such a well done documentary, your interview with Rochelle and letting her have a voice, you can see the damage done and her words hit home. RIP Rikki, you have an amazing sister fighting for you to still have a voice.
Just came across your channel and am now absolutely in love! I so appreciate the passion and so much empathy in your beautiful voice!! You truly do feel for the baby boy! Thank you for that!
Heart breaking story. As a mother who's madly obsessed with my daughter, whose mom is a tad narcissistic I can imagine the pain this poor boy has endured ..been there, as a child! It made me love my child that much more! I can't imagine being so cruel..I don't understand how this planet houses so much evil..🥺 rip baby boy Rikki!
Everyone failed to protect him! Poor little guy never stood a chance in this life 😭 Being a mother myself I am so heartbroken
Rochelle you are a beautiful, bright, amazingly strong young woman. You are so brave and a true true survivor ❤️ plz keep telling your story 🙏 it's gruesome but so much strength and hope ❤️
I couldn't listen past the first 5 min. This is absolutely heart breaking. How are such monsters able to have children yet there are so many many people that would love to just give all their love to a child and can't have them 💔 absolutely heart breaking
My God, Rachelle is an amazing treasure to human kind, and a testament to survival, honesty, kindness, and that love conquers all
The way you tell a story...
Perfect.
Thank you for the great reporting on this horrible story and especially for the interview. I am also very proud of Rachelle. She is brave and absolutely adorable ❣
I absolutely respect, admire and love this girl. Such a mature and grounded girl .
Some grow out of childhood, others have to escape it. When you’re finally safe - that’s when the trauma hits. All my love to all the others who managed to escape. I watch this and other true crime because it helps me to see the helpers. The guy who runs this channel is one of them.
This is a very important interview and I really appreciate this opportunity to hear from this beautiful, kind young lady!!
Thank you! ❤️
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Utterly heartbreaking. Everytime I think I've heard the worst videos like this pop up. I really hope all the sisters are doing ok.
Rest in peace little man. I hope you've found the peace that you never had in your short life.
We are now in 2022 and social services in the UK are still failing thousands of children. It's disgusting
Thank you for your continued coverage on this dark side of humanity
They fail miserably in America too.
@@celestebivin1659 I came here to say this, but knew in my heart it had already been said
They are busy taking care leavers children and putting them up for adoption.
From personal experience it’s so bad even in oklahoma, I couldn’t trust anyone or to explain my pain to anyone and didn’t believe in therapy or counseling. Ik there’s a lotta individual factors but they certainly ain’t help, I’m 19 now n still struggling so hard n idrk what to do no more
The whole system needs a shakedown.. worldwide
I remember the years when I was 1-4, and blocked everything out until I was almost 9. I asked my Grandma what I did those years and she said I cried all the time. So, you can remember when you're that young, unfortunately in my situation.
Rochelle is brave articulate and stands no nonsense from anyone. Rikki would be so proud of her. RIP Rikki. Rochelle and your sisters wish you all the happiness in the world sweet girl.
Rochelle, I remember seeing you on one of those singing shows (perhaps BGT) and thought you were a strong woman who overcame hard times in your younger years, but I had no idea it was anything as horrible as this. Not only are you an amazing singer with that rugged but sultry voice, you are an amazingly strong survivor! many props to you!
I love the narrator! He’s amazing and honest. Thank you for speaking for the innocent victims especially children!
A message for Rochelle. Well done for choosing your own path in life. It does get easier with time. May you be blessed, protected and guided by God.
Rochelle is an amazing human being. to see someone overcome everything that she has had to but to become such an empathic, selfless person is really quite humbling. I wish that amazing woman so much happiness in her future. your brother would be so proud of you
A young woman's strange erotic journey from Milan to Minsk. It's a story about life, and love, and becoming a woman.
God bless Rochelle, for her honesty and strength. It’s amazing what she can still remember at 3 years old. Such a sad and disturbing case. RIP Rikki💙💔 Thank you for standing up for him 💪🏻👏🏼💙
This story makes me absolutely appreciate my parents that much more.. RIP Ricky
What an excellent video. It’s unusual for me to engage for over 2.5 hrs but this was so interesting, heart wrenching and very well put together. Satisfying in the way it is the complete story. So glad Rikki’s sister has survived and is triumphing. Looking forward to seeing more stories from you.
When you were speaking about Beth, I said to myself she probably has RAD. Then you said it.
I raised my niece who has RAD. It was awful to watch the destruction to herself when she was in a loving home. Zero to 6, she was with her mother. Such a crucial time in development. She's 21 now, I hope her destruction phase is over, she IS
trying!
My heart aches for Rochelle. It hurt to hear her say she wanted to kill herself at one point bc I've been there more than once. It's an awful feeling and makes me so sad that anyone else has hurt as badly as that. I cannot even begin to try to put into words the feeling of hopelessness and truly just wanting to be dead but you have to be here with a happy face for those you love, it's so awful. Hope she is happier now and has peace ♡
Omg...I cannot fathom doing this to my children...I have an 8 and 6 yr old...My boy is Rikki's age....The 'Living pictures" haunt me. "She's an insult to all those words", couldn't be a more sincere and accurate angle. Crimes against children are the worst most heinous of spiritual tragedies. May he be in the most beautiful an peaceful halls of Heaven. ♥️
Rochelles bravery , her strength, dedication and love for her brother has left me in tears . Wonderful stream. Thank you so much💞
I’m a true crime fanatic and this one hurts to the core !
Rochelle is an absolute success story and truly amazing lady.
Well done Ms and your sisters as well.
RIP Rikki your safe now little man ❤️.
The end of this had me in tears. What a good man! I’ll definitely be following his channel. 💜
Thank you for the interview Rochelle. Ricky is surely very proud of you. The courage you shown is admirable. My prayers are with you. God bless!
Rikki was such a cute little boy, with those dimples and sweet smile...rip sweet boy
What a humble educated lady who ever brought you up must be proud of you all children need is love respect and be listened to God bless you and good look for the future RIP Ricky 🙏
I appreciate Rochelle's bravery telling the real truth, her brother's truth. What a lovely lady. Her POV on parenting are spot on.
This is a brilliant documentary. Thank you for your dedication to tell the victim's story.
I had a sister-in-law who used to make her kindergarten boy stand in the corner from noon when he got home from school until right before Daddy got home. I called CPS on her when I caught her pouring dish liquid down his throat. This story reminded me of that.
Found your channel and I am glad things aren't sugar coated. I listen to them while I work and hearing these stories are tragic, but I am glad judgement is being shed on the criminals. Keep up the good work.