The honor is all mine! I appreciate you and your family thinking of me for this. Your service and dedication to this city is forever appreciated. Thank you! May Yadira always rest in peace.
She saved my life. When I was being abused by my ex he had spit my chin open. The cops were actually trying to convince me to just let it go so cps didn't get involved and she forced the cops to take him in after she told me her story in my bathroom cleaning up the blood from my face. She was the one who gave me the courage to leave after she told me what she told me. I'm so glad you chose to tell her story. I'll never forget this angel in NYC. I was in shock when I heard what happened. It brought me to my knees. She was the reason I left everything I knew and started over, scared and alone with my baby in a domestic violence shelter in another state. May she RIP until we meet again.
That is absolutely wonderful that Yadi did that for you. Her care made it easier for you to make the decision that you needed to! She could have just cleaned up your face in silence. But she didn't she instilled in you the courage that all of us women need to let go and move forward past abusive empty relationships. Big up to Yadi and to you too❤❤❤
@feliciapennyamon2833 💕😭man, I can still hear her words. Do you want to live. Let's go! Don't be scared. I'm right here beside you. He can't hurt you anymore. Get up! Walk me right out the bathroom and told the cop there was blood present he needs to be in cuffs. And they told him to stand up and give me my daughter and cuffed him right then and there. She took me to Our Lady of Mercy, and I got my face stitched up.
Bro, thank you! Im her stepbrother, even though I'm in Florida, and she was in New York and got to see her a few times a year, I loved her like she was blood related!
We say bonus instead of step ❤️ Bonus brother, I'm sure she couldn't love you more if yall shared blood. It's the brother part that matters. 🫂 I'm so sorry for your loss.
You tell the victims stories with such compassion and empathy. This is your calling. Giving voice to those who no longer have a voice. Thank you for this.❤
I worked with her when she would bring her patients to Saint Barnabas Hospital… she was very dedicated … I was one of the Security officers working there and over the years I’ve seen her work so hard because these patients were difficult to deal with and she dealt with them with a great amount of dignity… I hope her family is doing well… she is an Angel watching over them… Sleep Well Yadi 🥀
I think about this family and her children often. I lost my uncle, an FDNY paramedic for many years because of what he was breathing in at ground zero. He was at her funeral and we were at his not too long after. They both sacrificed everything for the job they loved, and to save the lives of strangers. May they both continue to rest in peace.
I have so many thoughts in my head after seeing this, but I think I’ll just say this: I would have been honored and privileged to have Yadi on my side. Jose, what a beautifully produced tribute to such an amazing and selfless soul.
It's so good to see someone talk positive about first responders. They don't get enough credit and deserve so much more! Thank you for brining this to life. Excellent job!
As a single mother to three boys (ages 15, 13, and 9…) her son’s speech during her funeral literally has me in tears right now. I’m actually bawling my eyes out. She raised such a good young man and I’m sure his brothers are the same as he is. XO
Her partner will have this trauma forever. 😢this one hit so many. Bless her family. Her work family. Her friends. Her partner and every life she touched. 💔
I am a Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 Woman. I want to make clear that this young man brings to light stories of regardless your race color or ethnic back ground. The Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 Community want to thank him for bring to light important stories of our city. He is a true kind humanitarian he sees no boundaries thank you so much. You are a pride to me as a Puerto Rican woman mother grandmother sister auntie friend etc etc. Thank you for bringing attention to stories that are important. With no importance to race color or ethnic back ground just for being the human being we should all be. God Bless such a beautiful heart. ❤ God Bless you and my Our Lord Jesus watch over such a kind human being. All Lives Matter....❤❤❤❤❤
Horrible, HORRIBLE situation. I feel for this woman's family so much. Jose....thank you for your heart, once again, and the way you covered this story and remembering Yadira.
This case broke my heart. There are about a handful of tragedies that happened in NYC that I will never forget; this is one of them. What happened to Yadira Arroyo should NOT have happened. She was beautiful, brave, and dedicated to her city and her career, and she did what any hero would have done. Every year since 2017, I say a little prayer of remembrance for Yadira on December 22nd which is also my birthday and I always will. You told her story beautifully. RIP Yadira ❤🕊🗽
I knew I wasn’t going to get through this one without shedding many tears. But I am honoured to be a part of the grieving process. My heart hurts for you all. Sending you all my deepest condolences and prayers 🌹
I remember seeing things about this on the news, being pulled into the living room to watch the march, seeing her face cover the borough. Yet I was too young to really understand the situation, when I saw her face on the thumbnail I immediately knew it, she made an impact all over the borough and her smile is remembered. I never met her, and I didn’t often go to her neighborhood, but I remember, and others do too. Thank you so much for giving a life to the faces I saw all over my neighborhood and my city that I never knew the story of.
Yadi's story brought tears. She dedicated her life helping so many and her life was cut so short. I'm glad she has so many loved ones, family, coworkers and friends that keep her memory alive. The great ones always leave too soon. Sending positive thoughts to her close family
I’m a complete stranger to this beautiful soul, but her story has touched my heart. I’m sitting here in boat loads of tears. You did a beautiful job telling her story! All my thoughts and prayers go out to her 5 beautiful children, mother, aunt, siblings, friends & fellow employees. I also pray for extra strength for her partner who witnessed this horrific incident. All my love from Louisiana!
I remember this story and I was in NYC visiting family there and I'm a Chicagoan. And those people who left heartless comments about this woman are as evil as the guy who drove that ambulance. Condolences goes out to her family and may she RIP.
I can't thank you enough for this, as a first responder I remember going to work that night hearing of that tragedy, I stood in respect for her at her funeral and it pains me to say this but nyc failed her by not giving her swift justice and this will be a forever stain in the history of nyc. I serve my community because I love the people and want to continue serving.
What kind of person goes up to a mourning family and says, "why didn't she just let the vehicle go?" I guess we know what kind of a cop he is; the kind more concerned with saving his own skin than protecting and serving.
So basically it was her fault that she died.when all she had to do,was let go of her ambulance.instead she held on,which is crazy.and got ran over,but now everybody acting like she was killed by someone else,when all along it was her fault.who caused her own demise🤷 ion feel sorry for her,she chose that risky job.
Thank you for bringing light to these stories ! Please cover Maria como in Westchester NY. She was a social worker who was recently murdered bc she knocked on the wrong door. Her case barely got any attention which is so sad. Thank you.
Yadira just seemed larger than life--strikingly beautiful, a powerful family woman, a pillar of her community. She looked like the kind of woman we all would have wanted to know. Thank you for bringing her story to life.
There are no picking up the pieces and putting them back together when your child has been murdered. I am so tragically sorry. My teenage daughter was murdered August 9th 2015, even 9 years later if it's just as raw, and Mama, my heart is broken for you.❤
@@kariay50 Thank you, my friend. I did not mean to make this about me. This precious woman was and is an angel. I just can't stand the grief that I know her mommy is still in. ❤️🩹
Oh, how beautiful that he brother got her old badge number. She must be beaming with pride for him!! She was such a beautiful person. I wish her family peace and blessings. Also, It's so heartbreaking that her badge number was 2017, and that's the year that she was taken away. I'm so glad that her family received justice. May she rest in peace. 🩵🌼🪻🌷🪻🌼🩵
I remember when this happened. Up the block from my building. Her mural is nice that they have of her by the train station. May she continue to rest in peace.
This was amazing work/coverage of this story and the way you allowed Yadira to tell her story to us. I’m over here crying like she was my daughter. You are by far the best in sharing the victims stories. We hear them, we hear their voices loud and clear. 💯💯🙏🏽
Out of all the stories I've heard you tell...this one with all the details brought me to tears...she sounds like she was an awesome amazing woman..who was greatly loved an taken way too soon..thank you..thank you for the way you told her story....I don't think anyone else coulda have said it any better RIP YADI ❤
I don't usually comment, but I can't help but praise you on just how beautifully this is done. As tears roll down my face as I just want to thank you for being the voice of the voiceless 🥹🙏🏾🫶🏿❤️. R.I.H Yadi, thank you for your services. Lord, cover Yadi's children and loved ones
I’m currently in the emergency room & this video will help me get through the night , rest in peace to the beautiful person that passed away everything will always catch up to you
This is so heartbreaking but I’m thankful that you put so much time into your videos to give victims a voice. 🥺 I’ve never been to NY so I’ve never heard about her. May she continue to rest in peace.
I definitely cried when she passed. Though I never met nor knew Yadi, everything about her situation including the video of her murder literally broke me to pieces.
I Remember This Story... She Deserved Every Bit Of The Honor They Gave Her & Left An Honorable Legacy For Her Sons To Follow I Pray 🙏🏿 All Good Things For Her Sons
I been waiting all day for the story. Now to hear this story. Thank you so much for all you do. And I continuously pray for the families affected. God Bless you all! Yadira Rest in Peace! What a Beautiful Soul! So loved. Raised great kids. Worked to make sure her family was taken care of. Wow. This really impacted me.
I'am A New Yorker And I Remember This Tragic Story On The News. It Was One Of The Most Horrible Stories I Had Ever Heard. My Heart Goes Out To "Yardira's " Family. No One Should Have To Lose Their Loved One In Such A Horrific Way. I Know It's Been 7 Years But I Would Like To Give My Condolences To "Yadira Arroyo" Family.🙏🏾🙏🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾 I'm So Sorry For Your Loss. May God Continue To Watch Over Your Family. I Would Also Like To Say "Thank You Yadira" For Your Courageous Work You Have Done For NYC! May Your Beautiful Soul Rest In Peace 💔 You Will Never Be Forgotten. 😢❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊🕊💐💐💐💕💕❤️
Why does every word start with a capital letter? Are you a writer or journalist for a newspaper, or is it just the longest title ever?? I'm just curious, n it'd bother me terribly if I didn't ask. 🙃
@ladydi2625 see. Now im even more curious now that you've used all caps. I'm just being silly. Text doesn't convey tone. I was playfully asking you questions I genuinely still want you to answer. I have a naturally curious mind, n I'm coming from the most respectful place. I'm not trying to be rude or mean or call you out. It could also be a default setting on your phone or a typo. Maybe you hate punctuation n grammer. I still won't know unless ya tell me. Tada ♡
She’s what you call a strong loving mother and her kids learned how compassion works in this world some people give their kids clothes jewelry and things that don’t really matter she gave them love but most of all herself and taught them that no matter what god prevailed and always will much love to her and I’m sorry for their loss and i thank god for giving us another angel she’s in heaven with my son
You did an amazing job telling Yadira's story. if i could give this 100 thumbs up i would. I remember when this happened but i never knew the details about those involved. my heart and prayers go out to her family, they're all a family of warriors. RIP YADIRA 🕊️
Why would anyone criticize Yadi for anything? That’s such a shocking situation that evolves so fast, no one knows what they would have done in that situation. I love how her colleagues and the city supported the family. She seems like such a beautiful soul💕❣️
I don't think they're being critical but just looking at the situation with a different perspective. I think calling the police when first noticing him may have made a difference.
I'm from the Soundview section of the Bronx. I want to say R.I.P to Yadi. I remember this sad day vividly. Such a horrible loss to such a great woman that was lovingly giving to her neighborhood. You did an outstanding job at showing the whole story.
Wow, this woman was L♡VED! The way her family and community has honored her memory even after years go by never to miss any court dates, memorials, and to have mural paintings, renaming streets and opening parks, serving the less fortunate in her name every year, she must have been one truly amazing woman. The way her brother followed in her footsteps and became an EMT, boy I bet she's in heaven smiling down so proud!She touched so many pple, even pple who never knew her like myself. She risked her life everyday to save other people's lives. She gave the ultimate sacrifice trying to save her partner, she was in every sense of the word a true hero! Thank you for your service Yadira Arroyo, fly high angel! 🕊
I just cried my eyes out. I truly remember this story. This area is my area all my life. I drive by this block frequently and will never ever forget. I’m a daughter & mother so this truly hit home. What a beautiful woman inside and out. God bless her soul for all eternity ❤
This story brought tears and lots of them. This young woman was beautiful inside and out. Such a hard working mom who had it going on. Prayers for her family, colleagues and friends.❤
I hardly get emotional after so many years of watching true crime, but at times there will be the one that gets me in my feels and this case is one of them. Specially after hearing her son’s and aunt’s (mom) speeches.
🕊️🥀 This day is shaping up so well!! Thank you so very much for all you hard work!!❤ My heartfelt condolences to the victims!! My prayers and thanks to the family for ALLOWING you to share her story!!🙏🏾💔
Jose, you have done a magnificent job of telling the best parts of Yadi’s story! I didn’t know her but my heart goes out to her family and loved ones. This was beautiful ❤ Rest in peace 🕊️🤍
The tears I shed during your exquisite and heartbreaking detail. I am so sorry for Yadi and her family. I hope they are doing OK today, but I know you never forget, nor does it get easier. You just try to learn to live.
I was sobbing by the end of her son’s speech. I can’t imagine what he and his family have gone through. As if it’s not hard enough losing a loved one, there’s also footage of it online for people to cruelly comment on. Thank you for telling her story so beautifully. I think I would have liked her the second I met her. She sounds so much like my own mom. What a terrible loss. I hope Yadira’s loved ones are doing as well as possible. They (and you) have truly honored her memory here 💛
You did an amazing job presenting this story! My heart goes out to her family and loved ones! Most of us do this type of job out of love for our community. Rest in peace Sister!
She was truly the product of a wonderful family and upbringing. She was a credit to her family, job and community. May she RIP having lived a wonderful life, touching so many and giving so much, not seeking fame or money. Thank you for sharing her life, she is inspirational ❤
Jose... thank you for this ❤she so deserves to be remembered she seems ike a sweet, hard working lady just taking care of her sons , my heart felt condolences to her family
My goodness this was heartbreaking to watch. Such an inspiring individual. Continued prayers for her family. You did an amazing job telling this story. Thank you for keeping her memory alive and reminding us angels walk this earth.
I literally almost broke into tears hearing her story. So heartbreaking what happened to her. She was so beautiful and so brave and it’s so admirable 💖
I love what you do, how you tell the stories of NYkers. I often get emotional but this one...I had to put my phone down for awhile. I cried and cried 😭😭😭. Thank you Jose for telling the stories about my fellow NYers!
As her little brother on behalf of the family thank you for this.
The honor is all mine! I appreciate you and your family thinking of me for this. Your service and dedication to this city is forever appreciated. Thank you! May Yadira always rest in peace.
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Prayers for you and your family ❤
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She saved my life. When I was being abused by my ex he had spit my chin open. The cops were actually trying to convince me to just let it go so cps didn't get involved and she forced the cops to take him in after she told me her story in my bathroom cleaning up the blood from my face. She was the one who gave me the courage to leave after she told me what she told me. I'm so glad you chose to tell her story. I'll never forget this angel in NYC. I was in shock when I heard what happened. It brought me to my knees. She was the reason I left everything I knew and started over, scared and alone with my baby in a domestic violence shelter in another state. May she RIP until we meet again.
That is absolutely wonderful that Yadi did that for you. Her care made it easier for you to make the decision that you needed to! She could have just cleaned up your face in silence. But she didn't she instilled in you the courage that all of us women need to let go and move forward past abusive empty relationships. Big up to Yadi and to you too❤❤❤
Glad you and your baby were able to escape that DV situation! God placed her in your life at the perfect time, that was no mistake!
@feliciapennyamon2833 💕😭man, I can still hear her words. Do you want to live. Let's go! Don't be scared. I'm right here beside you. He can't hurt you anymore. Get up! Walk me right out the bathroom and told the cop there was blood present he needs to be in cuffs. And they told him to stand up and give me my daughter and cuffed him right then and there. She took me to Our Lady of Mercy, and I got my face stitched up.
@@gigimarie1987 I'm forever grateful for her compassion in helping me and others.
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Bro, thank you! Im her stepbrother, even though I'm in Florida, and she was in New York and got to see her a few times a year, I loved her like she was blood related!
Thank you and your family for trusting me your story! She was a beautiful person, and I'm fortunate to have had the honor to do this. Thank you!
We say bonus instead of step ❤️ Bonus brother, I'm sure she couldn't love you more if yall shared blood. It's the brother part that matters. 🫂 I'm so sorry for your loss.
My condolences on your loss. She touched so many lives. From coast to coast.💛
My condolences to you and your dad.
@@corollaprime04 you and her share a brother so she’s more like a sister to you.
Her sons words about her were so beautiful
Yes, make me cry 😢
Got me crying like a baby 😢😢😢 she sounds like she was such a wonderful lady, mother, friend.
They were phenomenal. They literally broke me down. The bond was clearly felt. 🙏🏾💝
You tell the victims stories with such compassion and empathy. This is your calling. Giving voice to those who no longer have a voice. Thank you for this.❤
AMEN❤
I worked with her when she would bring her patients to Saint Barnabas Hospital… she was very dedicated … I was one of the Security officers working there and over the years I’ve seen her work so hard because these patients were difficult to deal with and she dealt with them with a great amount of dignity… I hope her family is doing well… she is an Angel watching over them… Sleep Well Yadi 🥀
I think about this family and her children often. I lost my uncle, an FDNY paramedic for many years because of what he was breathing in at ground zero. He was at her funeral and we were at his not too long after. They both sacrificed everything for the job they loved, and to save the lives of strangers. May they both continue to rest in peace.
The highest respect, to both Yadi, and your uncle.
May he rest in peace 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
My condolences. I thank him for his service.
Godspeed to your brave uncle.
AMEN ❤
I have so many thoughts in my head after seeing this, but I think I’ll just say this: I would have been honored and privileged to have Yadi on my side. Jose, what a beautifully produced tribute to such an amazing and selfless soul.
Perfectly stated.💛
It's so good to see someone talk positive about first responders. They don't get enough credit and deserve so much more! Thank you for brining this to life. Excellent job!
That is a true statement. I totally agree
Firefighters and EMS are always discussed positively.
@@bostonsandatot4948 Facts I hardly ever hear anyone speaking bad on them
"WHEN SHE PUT ON THAT UNIFORM IT WAS NOT TO DO A JOB BUT TO SERVE". 😢 CONYO, that's beautiful, that's why we civil servants do it!!
As a single mother to three boys (ages 15, 13, and 9…) her son’s speech during her funeral literally has me in tears right now. I’m actually bawling my eyes out. She raised such a good young man and I’m sure his brothers are the same as he is.
XO
I'm from London across the pond and i sat through this heartbreaking story in tears. May Yadira forever rest in peace.
Only 6 minutes in and I'm reminded of the exquisite detail, respect and care you put into your presentations. Truly the best, Jose. ❤
Thank you so much foe that! I appreciate you!
Agree. The stories shared are reported with such compassion and integrity. 🕊🕊🕊🕊
@@michaelle7434I agree. I noticed that the 1st time I came across his videos.
I'm so sorry for yours and your family's loss. May the peace of God be with you all. ❤🫂
Her partner will have this trauma forever. 😢this one hit so many. Bless her family. Her work family. Her friends. Her partner and every life she touched. 💔
The son and mother speech had me bawling😢😢😢
I bawled thru the whole thing! 😭
Such a tragic, senseless loss! 💔
I am a Puerto Rican 🇵🇷
Woman. I want to make clear that this young man brings to light stories of regardless your race color or ethnic back ground. The Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 Community want to thank him for bring to light important stories of our city. He is a true kind humanitarian he sees no boundaries thank you so much. You are a pride to me as a Puerto Rican woman mother grandmother sister auntie friend etc etc. Thank you for bringing attention to stories that are important. With no importance to race color or ethnic back ground just for being the human being we should all be. God Bless such a beautiful heart. ❤ God Bless you and my Our Lord Jesus watch over such a kind human being. All Lives Matter....❤❤❤❤❤
I'm learning so much about culture, NY history and victims whose stories may have never been heard with such compassion.❤❤
I drive the bx39 and every time I stop on that corner I remember this tragic day. God bless her family and friends
I don’t know how her son got through that speech because it had me bawling. String young man! She would be proud
Horrible, HORRIBLE situation. I feel for this woman's family so much.
Jose....thank you for your heart, once again, and the way you covered this story and remembering Yadira.
horrible .. horrific .. heartbreaking ...
~ rest in paradise ~ 😔 🕯
I’m in tears, what a mom
This case broke my heart. There are about a handful of tragedies that happened in NYC that I will never forget; this is one of them. What happened to Yadira Arroyo should NOT have happened. She was beautiful, brave, and dedicated to her city and her career, and she did what any hero would have done. Every year since 2017, I say a little prayer of remembrance for Yadira on December 22nd which is also my birthday and I always will. You told her story beautifully. RIP Yadira ❤🕊🗽
I knew I wasn’t going to get through this one without shedding many tears. But I am honoured to be a part of the grieving process.
My heart hurts for you all. Sending you all my deepest condolences and prayers 🌹
The way he tell these stories makes you feel like you're there.😢😢
Exactly!!! I always feel like I’m right there!!
I remember seeing things about this on the news, being pulled into the living room to watch the march, seeing her face cover the borough. Yet I was too young to really understand the situation, when I saw her face on the thumbnail I immediately knew it, she made an impact all over the borough and her smile is remembered. I never met her, and I didn’t often go to her neighborhood, but I remember, and others do too. Thank you so much for giving a life to the faces I saw all over my neighborhood and my city that I never knew the story of.
AMEN❤
Yadi's story brought tears. She dedicated her life helping so many and her life was cut so short. I'm glad she has so many loved ones, family, coworkers and friends that keep her memory alive. The great ones always leave too soon.
Sending positive thoughts to her close family
😢 exactly
This is so sad, her moms speech delivered by her aunt was so beautiful and touching and her sons speech was also
I’m a complete stranger to this beautiful soul, but her story has touched my heart. I’m sitting here in boat loads of tears. You did a beautiful job telling her story! All my thoughts and prayers go out to her 5 beautiful children, mother, aunt, siblings, friends & fellow employees. I also pray for extra strength for her partner who witnessed this horrific incident. All my love from Louisiana!
My wife was in the rehab center near the house where she lived and it hurt both our hearts when it happened you are amazing joselito
One of the worst mental health facilities in the lower part of the bx
I remember this story and I was in NYC visiting family there and I'm a Chicagoan. And those people who left heartless comments about this woman are as evil as the guy who drove that ambulance. Condolences goes out to her family and may she RIP.
I remember this story like it was yesterday😢😢
Same. Such a tragedy. I'm honored they thought of me. Thank you for watching!
I can't thank you enough for this, as a first responder I remember going to work that night hearing of that tragedy, I stood in respect for her at her funeral and it pains me to say this but nyc failed her by not giving her swift justice and this will be a forever stain in the history of nyc. I serve my community because I love the people and want to continue serving.
Sobbing. With all due respect. May her memory live forever.
I may not be from New York, but love what you do and those you do it for ❤ from Cleveland Ohio
What kind of person goes up to a mourning family and says, "why didn't she just let the vehicle go?"
I guess we know what kind of a cop he is; the kind more concerned with saving his own skin than protecting and serving.
You’re be surprised of the things we hear and what’s said some people have no respect.
@@joelrosado7996 there's no way I could have responded so eloquently. I'd have been too furious.
Not surprising from a cop
@lonerebeI but when it is one of their own.....
So basically it was her fault that she died.when all she had to do,was let go of her ambulance.instead she held on,which is crazy.and got ran over,but now everybody acting like she was killed by someone else,when all along it was her fault.who caused her own demise🤷 ion feel sorry for her,she chose that risky job.
Thank you Jose for telling Yadi's story in such detail and with much heart. She was such a beautiful woman inside and out. RIP Yadi ❤
Her son’s eulogy has me crying right now. As a single mother of 3 boys wow my heart is broken.
His words were powerful
What an absolutely beautiful woman, inside and out. May she rest in peace.
Thank you for bringing light to these stories ! Please cover Maria como in Westchester NY. She was a social worker who was recently murdered bc she knocked on the wrong door. Her case barely got any attention which is so sad. Thank you.
I’m sorry. I had a spelling error. It’s Maria Coto
I can get you in touch with her family if you like.
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I remember this story! Matter of fact, I know where exactly this is! Thank you for covering this as well 🙏🏻
Thanks I know you will deliver this respectfully and with kindness. Not letting the victim be forgotten
Yadira just seemed larger than life--strikingly beautiful, a powerful family woman, a pillar of her community. She looked like the kind of woman we all would have wanted to know. Thank you for bringing her story to life.
There are no picking up the pieces and putting them back together when your child has been murdered. I am so tragically sorry. My teenage daughter was murdered August 9th 2015, even 9 years later if it's just as raw, and Mama, my heart is broken for you.❤
My condolences🙏🏻🕊️
@@kariay50 Thank you, my friend. I did not mean to make this about me. This precious woman was and is an angel. I just can't stand the grief that I know her mommy is still in. ❤️🩹
@@kariay50 My daughter's name was Anna. She was a beautiful teenage girl. 🩷🫶🏼
Very sorry for you and your family’s loss! 😢😢😢😢😢😢💔💔💔💔💔💔🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@latasha195 Thank you so much. She was the most amazing girl!! 🩷❤️
Oh, how beautiful that he brother got her old badge number. She must be beaming with pride for him!! She was such a beautiful person. I wish her family peace and blessings.
Also, It's so heartbreaking that her badge number was 2017, and that's the year that she was taken away. I'm so glad that her family received justice. May she rest in peace.
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I remember when this happened. Up the block from my building. Her mural is nice that they have of her by the train station. May she continue to rest in peace.
I would like to see she mural ❤❤❤❤ if it still exists 😢😢😢
@@herminioramirez911it’s still there! It’s extremely beautiful!
This was amazing work/coverage of this story and the way you allowed Yadira to tell her story to us. I’m over here crying like she was my daughter. You are by far the best in sharing the victims stories. We hear them, we hear their voices loud and clear. 💯💯🙏🏽
I’m so sorry your family lost this special woman. RIP Yadi🌺
Out of all the stories I've heard you tell...this one with all the details brought me to tears...she sounds like she was an awesome amazing woman..who was greatly loved an taken way too soon..thank you..thank you for the way you told her story....I don't think anyone else coulda have said it any better RIP YADI ❤
I don't usually comment, but I can't help but praise you on just how beautifully this is done. As tears roll down my face as I just want to thank you for being the voice of the voiceless 🥹🙏🏾🫶🏿❤️. R.I.H Yadi, thank you for your services. Lord, cover Yadi's children and loved ones
This is my first time hearing of this. She was beautiful. Sorry to the friend and family. R.I.P💕
MY GOD. MY GOD. THIS HURT🕯ETERNAL REST QUEEN👑IN PEACE🕊
Thank you for your service and kind heart, Yadi. Your legacy lives on, RIP ❤
I’m currently in the emergency room & this video will help me get through the night , rest in peace to the beautiful person that passed away everything will always catch up to you
@nicolemonroe220 get well soon 🙏
@@j.r6427 thank you & im out thank the lord for another day
This is so heartbreaking but I’m thankful that you put so much time into your videos to give victims a voice. 🥺 I’ve never been to NY so I’ve never heard about her. May she continue to rest in peace.
I haven't been able to cry for months, but my god, hearing her mothers eulogy truly broke my heart. This was such a senseless act of violence...
I definitely cried when she passed. Though I never met nor knew Yadi, everything about her situation including the video of her murder literally broke me to pieces.
I Remember This Story... She Deserved Every Bit Of The Honor They Gave Her & Left An Honorable Legacy For Her Sons To Follow I Pray 🙏🏿 All Good Things For Her Sons
I been waiting all day for the story. Now to hear this story. Thank you so much for all you do. And I continuously pray for the families affected. God Bless you all!
Yadira Rest in Peace! What a Beautiful Soul! So loved. Raised great kids. Worked to make sure her family was taken care of. Wow. This really impacted me.
I'am A New Yorker And I Remember This Tragic Story On The News. It Was One Of The Most Horrible Stories I Had Ever Heard. My Heart Goes Out To "Yardira's " Family. No One Should Have To Lose Their Loved One In Such A Horrific Way. I Know It's Been 7 Years But I Would Like To Give My Condolences To "Yadira Arroyo" Family.🙏🏾🙏🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾 I'm So Sorry For Your Loss. May God Continue To Watch Over Your Family. I Would Also Like To Say "Thank You Yadira" For Your Courageous Work You Have Done For NYC! May Your Beautiful Soul Rest In Peace 💔 You Will Never Be Forgotten. 😢❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊🕊💐💐💐💕💕❤️
Why does every word start with a capital letter? Are you a writer or journalist for a newspaper, or is it just the longest title ever?? I'm just curious, n it'd bother me terribly if I didn't ask. 🙃
@emziestone GIRL BYE!!👋👋👋
@ladydi2625 see. Now im even more curious now that you've used all caps. I'm just being silly.
Text doesn't convey tone. I was playfully asking you questions I genuinely still want you to answer. I have a naturally curious mind, n I'm coming from the most respectful place. I'm not trying to be rude or mean or call you out.
It could also be a default setting on your phone or a typo. Maybe you hate punctuation n grammer. I still won't know unless ya tell me. Tada ♡
She’s what you call a strong loving mother and her kids learned how compassion works in this world some people give their kids clothes jewelry and things that don’t really matter she gave them love but most of all herself and taught them that no matter what god prevailed and always will much love to her and I’m sorry for their loss and i thank god for giving us another angel she’s in heaven with my son
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Her mother’s words of love for her child was so beautiful. She did an amazing job and you see it through yadi.
You did a beautiful job telling her story. RIP Yadi. 🙏🏻
You did an amazing job telling Yadira's story. if i could give this 100 thumbs up i would. I remember when this happened but i never knew the details about those involved. my heart and prayers go out to her family, they're all a family of warriors. RIP YADIRA 🕊️
DEFINITELY WARRIORS!!💔💔💔💔😢
Why would anyone criticize Yadi for anything? That’s such a shocking situation that evolves so fast, no one knows what they would have done in that situation. I love how her colleagues and the city supported the family. She seems like such a beautiful soul💕❣️
I don't think they're being critical but just looking at the situation with a different perspective. I think calling the police when first noticing him may have made a difference.
@yolandawilson6619 I think it would have been. But as they say, hindsight is 20/20.
I'm from the Soundview section of the Bronx. I want to say R.I.P to Yadi. I remember this sad day vividly. Such a horrible loss to such a great woman that was lovingly giving to her neighborhood. You did an outstanding job at showing the whole story.
Wow, this woman was L♡VED! The way her family and community has honored her memory even after years go by never to miss any court dates, memorials, and to have mural paintings, renaming streets and opening parks, serving the less fortunate in her name every year, she must have been one truly amazing woman. The way her brother followed in her footsteps and became an EMT, boy I bet she's in heaven smiling down so proud!She touched so many pple, even pple who never knew her like myself. She risked her life everyday to save other people's lives. She gave the ultimate sacrifice trying to save her partner, she was in every sense of the word a true hero! Thank you for your service Yadira Arroyo, fly high angel! 🕊
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Yay!!! Unfortunately, I had to work today, now I can relax and enjoy your video.
R.I.P. to the victim
The picture with the little standing amongst the FDNY saluting is powerfully 😢😢
I just cried my eyes out. I truly remember this story. This area is my area all my life. I drive by this block frequently and will never ever forget. I’m a daughter & mother so this truly hit home. What a beautiful woman inside and out. God bless her soul for all eternity ❤
May she always be at peace. I appreciate you watching!
This story brought tears and lots of them. This young woman was beautiful inside and out. Such a hard working mom who had it going on. Prayers for her family, colleagues and friends.❤
I hardly get emotional after so many years of watching true crime, but at times there will be the one that gets me in my feels and this case is one of them. Specially after hearing her son’s and aunt’s (mom) speeches.
She was so beautiful. She didn’t deserve this and I know she is with our Lord and got her wings.
You sir, presented the best RIP video that maybe I have EVER watched. Rest in peace beautiful and generous lady!
🕊️🥀 This day is shaping up so well!! Thank you so very much for all you hard work!!❤ My heartfelt condolences to the victims!! My prayers and thanks to the family for ALLOWING you to share her story!!🙏🏾💔
😢😢😢😢😢 being from the Bronx this really hit home every time I see her face. Because I still see her face out here ❤
I remember this story like it was yesterday. She is still missed to this day!! Rest In Power Yadira Arroyo😢😢
Jose, you have done a magnificent job of telling the best parts of Yadi’s story! I didn’t know her but my heart goes out to her family and loved ones. This was beautiful ❤ Rest in peace 🕊️🤍
The tears I shed during your exquisite and heartbreaking detail. I am so sorry for Yadi and her family. I hope they are doing OK today, but I know you never forget, nor does it get easier. You just try to learn to live.
AMEN❤
I was sobbing by the end of her son’s speech. I can’t imagine what he and his family have gone through. As if it’s not hard enough losing a loved one, there’s also footage of it online for people to cruelly comment on.
Thank you for telling her story so beautifully. I think I would have liked her the second I met her. She sounds so much like my own mom. What a terrible loss. I hope Yadira’s loved ones are doing as well as possible. They (and you) have truly honored her memory here 💛
Her service was just as beautiful as her life was. Condolences to her family.
God bless this beautiful soul's family 🕊️🤎
Salute to this beautiful Queen, may she rest in heavenly peace. ❤️🌹
Man im halfway through this video and im in tears omg 🥺😭😭🙏🏾 she didn't deserve this
I dg your voice , I listen to it when I'm going to sleep. It 's soothing .
Thanx man.
You did an amazing job presenting this story! My heart goes out to her family and loved ones! Most of us do this type of job out of love for our community. Rest in peace Sister!
Jose, thank you so much for covering this story. You did a magnificent job. What a tragic and senseless death. So heartbreaking.
My deepest condolences 💐 to this family and friends affected by this tragedy, May she RIP 🙏🏽❤️
This story was beautifully done. RIP Yadira
Truly heartbreaking. RIP Yadi❤
What a way to honor a woman! But a woman of service! And a awesome mom etc!! RIP Yari
To add I remember this! I’m happy you cover her story the way you did more importantly keeping her memory alive!
Yadi* Yadira
You are amazing! God bless her family and community. May her soul rest in forever peace.
I lived not too far from her memorial and she really was a beautiful woman and an even beautiful angel ❤
Thank you, Yadi, for your service. Thank you, Yadi’s family, for sharing your memories and Yadi’s life with us. ❤
Brother you did an amazing job telling this story. So much credit to you. You did so much justice to the family and victim. Bless
Thank you!!
She was truly the product of a wonderful family and upbringing. She was a credit to her family, job and community. May she RIP having lived a wonderful life, touching so many and giving so much, not seeking fame or money. Thank you for sharing her life, she is inspirational ❤
Jose... thank you for this ❤she so deserves to be remembered she seems ike a sweet, hard working lady just taking care of her sons , my heart felt condolences to her family
My goodness this was heartbreaking to watch. Such an inspiring individual. Continued prayers for her family. You did an amazing job telling this story. Thank you for keeping her memory alive and reminding us angels walk this earth.
I literally almost broke into tears hearing her story. So heartbreaking what happened to her. She was so beautiful and so brave and it’s so admirable 💖
Proud of you Jose, for taking the time to make this video in honor of YADIRA ARROYO ... #RIP
This is the first time hearing about this.Respect,such a extraordinary woman.
I love what you do, how you tell the stories of NYkers. I often get emotional but this one...I had to put my phone down for awhile. I cried and cried 😭😭😭. Thank you Jose for telling the stories about my fellow NYers!