Thankyou,as a paramedic of 15 years these firefighters really shed light on what we go through. From dark humor to leaving it at the door.. I know several who have substance abuse issues. Also knew many who committed suicide. I love that these men are looking out for mental health. For a long time all we had was our partner.
Total respect for each and every first responder and the great work that they carry out on a daily basis .It's absolutely imperative that they have sources of support in regards to their mental health wellbeing .
To think he was only four years old, and he wasn't thinking about himself in this horrible situation...his sister was so right in calling him her hero.
Exactly what a hero at 4 years old. This little boy is ferry special. I don't understand how you can leave such little children allone. When my daughters where younger i would not even leave them at home alone for walking the dog. In a small period of time there can go so much wrong. So sad just awful
I personally feel that Jessica Tata should have received the death penalty for evading arrest and initially leaving the country. This was a travesty and heartbreaking for the parents and us as a community.
She fuccin should have! My sister KENDYLL died in this fire she was 1 1/2.. she hasn’t even been charged with her murder. They say if she try to get out then they will bring the other charges. Fucc since that makes , I never heard no ish like that! Like Target was that important.. no she was just careless and ain’t give a fucc. Money hungry and couldn’t wait til the babies was home to go to Target. Like tf. She deserves LIFE at the minimum . These where babies/Toddlers that didn’t even have the understanding to get out the house! Just started effin walking. That B smh wild 🤬🤯
Thank you for dedicating so much of the interview to mental health. We need people to start talking about mental health. We need people to understand that **it's okay to not feel okay!** It's okay to need someone to talk to that is a professional. We have to start talking about it, in the open, so that it loses that stygma created by keeping mental health issues secret - as if they are some horrible thing. It doesn't mean you are crazy; it doesn't mean you are weak; it doesn't mean you are out of control.
Statistic shows that people working with saving lives (doctors, nurses, animal rescuers, EMS, firefighters etc.) are more prone to commit suicide, than other professions. It's just sad, that they don't get the help,, when they need it the most.
I'm so glad they talked so much about the mental health of the responders in this episode. It's such an important topic that isn't covered nearly enough.
This daycare provider was 22 years of age, looking after 7 young children by herself. Surely that is just too many as a starting point ? The eldest being 3 years old ! Terrible tragedy so sad to watch ❤
This is a prime example of babysitters using the term "Daycare." There are laws on the books and if she were running a state sanctioned daycare there absolutely would have been requirements for staff according to number of children as well as age of children.
Dateline, 48 hours Mystery, 20/20 et al are scripted and edited. Biased and usually leaning more to one side over the other, wanting viewers to form an opinion around their own. Where this series just takes us through the facts of the case with people who were there. Even when they speak with the defense and prosecuting attorneys, you don't sense they have an opinion one way or the other. This is what investigative journalism should look like. Take the 48 Hours Mystery episodes of the West Memphis 3 with Erin Moriarty for example. The first airing was balanced for the most part, showing the evidence from both the defense and prosecutor. In the second episode reviewing the case, they go over the problems from each side, albeit their focus was mostly on the mistakes of the prosecution. But it seriously blew my mind how in the third episode they completely bent and molded the facts to fit a narrative around innocence. With Johnny Depp and Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam vocalist), among others, making public statements that they believe in their innocence. Starting a petition to get the three men, who were already found guilty by a jury of their peers, a new trial. As well as fundraising so Echols and his cohorts could afford to hire high profile defense attorneys. All while ignoring any evidence that would have made it impossible for the prosecuters to offer them an Alford plea. Which they ultimately took, and have since been released from serving their life sentences, Echols a death by Lethal injection sentence, in prison. Echols is married and living his life as a rock star, even getting matching tattoos with his bestie, Depp. When first leaving prison, he and his wife lived in Peter Jackson's NYC apartment offered to them by the writer/producer/director of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Not showing an ounce of remorse for the young boys who were disgarded like trash in a muddy creek, after being mol×st×d and t×rtured, years ago in Arkansas. And instead of using his talent of writing, he penned zero books about finding the real killer/killers. Instead he's authored books about himself, and on magic(k) in the occult. Oh, pardon me. "Spiritual books" I guess they're being called. Because that's exactly what innocent people who are sent to prison do. Spend most of their waking time studying magic and becoming much closer to their true father, the devil. Isn't that right?
I am loving this series! This story is so heart breaking... And what a fantastic team of guys - I am so humbled by them. And that little girl with the burns... She is an angel.. I just want to give her a cuddle.. She has been through so much, and yet she transcends kindness...
This case was absolutely awful. She was definitely negligent by leaving oil on the stove cooking while she went to WalMart! She could’ve easily turned the stove off!!! I’m glad she received the sentence she deserved. God bless the souls of those poor babies and be with the families as they still suffer from her actions. ❤❤❤
Not to mention leaving infants and toddlers alone unattended when she is supposed to be caring for them. Nothing she needed justifies even that decision either.
Exercise episode. The effects of being a first responder should be talked about much more so that these people feel comfortable asking for help. Good job on this one guy. 👍👍
I remember this vividly. For the reason that the captain stated my son was 1 years old when this happened. Thinking what if that was my child. I’m glad she is locked away for ever. This was completely avoidable.
How to forget 😢 I lived 4 houses down from the day care. I was home that day as I was sick. My yard keeper alert me of the fire. I ran to the house but it was engulfed in fire. Fire fighters were arriving so ambulances & police. I felt so much impotence. I saw how they were pulling their lifeless bodies 😔 The horrific scenes haunted me for yrs as I drove by the house after the incident. Little angels RIP 😢
Damn! I don't know how these guys live with the pain that comes with witnessing traumatic events like they do. It's the part of the job that causes marriages to fail.
What's so sad and concerning is that "Men's Men" natural role is that of protectors but with that comes the inner belief system that a real man can't show percieved weakness and that being depressed or having something haunt you is somehow weak. We need to do better at motivating strength in our young men all while teaching them they are humans and humans feel.
I’m impressed with your new series. The content and way that you present everything. As much as I like this show, the emergency radio playing in the background is unbearable. I had to stop the video.
Thank you for the kind words! We agree. The radio is tough, but we couldn't ask him to turn it off since he was working. He stepped out multiple times to take calls. Thanks for watching as much as you did and we hope you're enjoying other episodes!
The sentence would not have been as severe if this was not a black woman. How do you justify this sentence when so many people commit intentional murder and receive short sentences or no sentence at all?
@rg8162 She intentionally left several toddlers alone while she was being paid for their care. She was an irresponsible 24 year old who also left a pan of grease on the stove. She fled the country when authorities were looking to arrest her. She deserves the 80 years and more regardless of her ethnicity! She's a danger to children. A child killer.
Race has nothing to do with this case. And being a Black woman, I RARELY say that. 4 children died! If one of them was mine, I’d want the DP!!! She got off easier than any one of those poor babies.
The woman was trusted to care for children at her daycare. While these children’s parents were at work thinking their children were safe, this woman turned on a stove with oil and left to goto Walmart. While at Walmart, she horsed around and took her time shopping. Like she had no care in the world. She decided that day to play god and burn her house down with children inside. She should have received the death penalty. There are people on death row right now for robbing a gas station and during the robbery killing someone. None of this case has to do with race! The entire race thing is beyond old. People will find racism in everything. It’s disgusting! The sad thing is that it’s played so much that the people who are actual victims of racism will not believed.
The second firefighter in the row, when he talked about firefighters " making jokes" about the calls they were just on, or "laughing" as a way to 'COPE' with a specific call.... That is what I learnt when I was interning with my local Fire Department while going to school for my FIRST RESPONDER Certificate. That release is more beneficial than anyone would imagine. 🥹
Thankyou,as a paramedic of 15 years these firefighters really shed light on what we go through. From dark humor to leaving it at the door.. I know several who have substance abuse issues. Also knew many who committed suicide. I love that these men are looking out for mental health. For a long time all we had was our partner.
ABSOLUTELY!!
Total respect for each and every first responder and the great work that they carry out on a daily basis .It's absolutely imperative that they have sources of support in regards to their mental health wellbeing .
That little boy that tried to take it off the stove and then went and shielded his sister was very brave.
To think he was only four years old, and he wasn't thinking about himself in this horrible situation...his sister was so right in calling him her hero.
Exactly what a hero at 4 years old. This little boy is ferry special. I don't understand how you can leave such little children allone. When my daughters where younger i would not even leave them at home alone for walking the dog. In a small period of time there can go so much wrong. So sad just awful
I personally feel that Jessica Tata should have received the death penalty for evading arrest and initially leaving the country. This was a travesty and heartbreaking for the parents and us as a community.
She fuccin should have! My sister KENDYLL died in this fire she was 1 1/2.. she hasn’t even been charged with her murder. They say if she try to get out then they will bring the other charges. Fucc since that makes , I never heard no ish like that! Like Target was that important.. no she was just careless and ain’t give a fucc. Money hungry and couldn’t wait til the babies was home to go to Target. Like tf.
She deserves LIFE at the minimum . These where babies/Toddlers that didn’t even have the understanding to get out the house! Just started effin walking. That B smh wild 🤬🤯
When I say “her mother” I’m talking about my sister Kendyll mother , or even my father I guess
She lied to that mother at the scene. She took no accountability, glad she’s serving a long sentence.
Not long enough fr
Thank you for dedicating so much of the interview to mental health. We need people to start talking about mental health. We need people to understand that **it's okay to not feel okay!** It's okay to need someone to talk to that is a professional. We have to start talking about it, in the open, so that it loses that stygma created by keeping mental health issues secret - as if they are some horrible thing. It doesn't mean you are crazy; it doesn't mean you are weak; it doesn't mean you are out of control.
Great episode, though I would've liked to hear more about the investigation & the prosecution.
Statistic shows that people working with saving lives (doctors, nurses, animal rescuers, EMS, firefighters etc.) are more prone to commit suicide, than other professions. It's just sad, that they don't get the help,, when they need it the most.
We hope more agencies look for solutions to help emergency responders.
@@KPRC2Click2Houston So do I ❤
I'm so glad they talked so much about the mental health of the responders in this episode. It's such an important topic that isn't covered nearly enough.
Really appreciate this series. So far I remember all of these cases.
How horrific!! I cried through this whole episode. Bless those firefighters who were there to rescue those babies! 😭
This daycare provider was 22 years of age, looking after 7 young children by herself. Surely that is just too many as a starting point ? The eldest being 3 years old ! Terrible tragedy so sad to watch ❤
Money, money, money
Here in Portugal we have 2 for 6 to 8 children, is the law
This is a prime example of babysitters using the term "Daycare." There are laws on the books and if she were running a state sanctioned daycare there absolutely would have been requirements for staff according to number of children as well as age of children.
You sound like you feel sorry for her. No one made her take in 7 children. She was greedy and wanted the money.
@@jacquiethebibliophil nope don't feel sorry for her in the slightest !
After finding this series I don't think I'll ever watch dateline again 😅
Dateline, 48 hours Mystery, 20/20 et al are scripted and edited. Biased and usually leaning more to one side over the other, wanting viewers to form an opinion around their own. Where this series just takes us through the facts of the case with people who were there. Even when they speak with the defense and prosecuting attorneys, you don't sense they have an opinion one way or the other. This is what investigative journalism should look like.
Take the 48 Hours Mystery episodes of the West Memphis 3 with Erin Moriarty for example. The first airing was balanced for the most part, showing the evidence from both the defense and prosecutor. In the second episode reviewing the case, they go over the problems from each side, albeit their focus was mostly on the mistakes of the prosecution. But it seriously blew my mind how in the third episode they completely bent and molded the facts to fit a narrative around innocence. With Johnny Depp and Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam vocalist), among others, making public statements that they believe in their innocence. Starting a petition to get the three men, who were already found guilty by a jury of their peers, a new trial. As well as fundraising so Echols and his cohorts could afford to hire high profile defense attorneys. All while ignoring any evidence that would have made it impossible for the prosecuters to offer them an Alford plea. Which they ultimately took, and have since been released from serving their life sentences, Echols a death by Lethal injection sentence, in prison. Echols is married and living his life as a rock star, even getting matching tattoos with his bestie, Depp. When first leaving prison, he and his wife lived in Peter Jackson's NYC apartment offered to them by the writer/producer/director of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Not showing an ounce of remorse for the young boys who were disgarded like trash in a muddy creek, after being mol×st×d and t×rtured, years ago in Arkansas. And instead of using his talent of writing, he penned zero books about finding the real killer/killers. Instead he's authored books about himself, and on magic(k) in the occult. Oh, pardon me. "Spiritual books" I guess they're being called.
Because that's exactly what innocent people who are sent to prison do. Spend most of their waking time studying magic and becoming much closer to their true father, the devil.
Isn't that right?
I would call her negligent by leaving grease on n the stove with a burner on and going to Walmart!!! And then to leave the country? That’s just wrong!
I am loving this series! This story is so heart breaking... And what a fantastic team of guys - I am so humbled by them. And that little girl with the burns... She is an angel.. I just want to give her a cuddle.. She has been through so much, and yet she transcends kindness...
This case was absolutely awful. She was definitely negligent by leaving oil on the stove cooking while she went to WalMart! She could’ve easily turned the stove off!!! I’m glad she received the sentence she deserved. God bless the souls of those poor babies and be with the families as they still suffer from her actions. ❤❤❤
Not to mention leaving infants and toddlers alone unattended when she is supposed to be caring for them. Nothing she needed justifies even that decision either.
She really didn’t receive the sentence she deserved. She didn’t even get charged with all the deaths
Love this series!!!🎉
Exercise episode.
The effects of being a first responder should be talked about much more so that these people feel comfortable asking for help.
Good job on this one guy. 👍👍
THANK YOU!! This was very informative! Fire Fighter and Paramedic don’t get the recognition they deserve!!
I remember this vividly. For the reason that the captain stated my son was 1 years old when this happened. Thinking what if that was my child. I’m glad she is locked away for ever. This was completely avoidable.
I wish someone else could have held that radio I couldn’t finish the interview
Yes, it's really annoying background noise.
When my mom passed she gave her organs. Her skin helped 4 children.
How to forget 😢 I lived 4 houses down from the day care. I was home that day as I was sick. My yard keeper alert me of the fire. I ran to the house but it was engulfed in fire. Fire fighters were arriving so ambulances & police. I felt so much impotence. I saw how they were pulling their lifeless bodies 😔
The horrific scenes haunted me for yrs as I drove by the house after the incident. Little angels RIP 😢
I’m 20 minutes in, I hope they tell us what happened
can he turn radio off
Damn! I don't know how these guys live with the pain that comes with witnessing traumatic events like they do. It's the part of the job that causes marriages to fail.
Boring. It’s about mental health not the crime.
Ditto. Not to negate the importance of mental health but I would've liked to hear more about the investigation & prosecution.
I couldn’t even watch it. It was very investigation to me I guess cus it’s personal
I mean who hasn’t left a pot on the stove while leaving a dozen kids alone before right ? 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
soon as i saw the title i knew what story this was and i remembered the name before seeing it. everybody was talking about this.
What's so sad and concerning is that "Men's Men" natural role is that of protectors but with that comes the inner belief system that a real man can't show percieved weakness and that being depressed or having something haunt you is somehow weak. We need to do better at motivating strength in our young men all while teaching them they are humans and humans feel.
It is good to see them talking about how they cope.
Horrific may their little souls rest in eternal peace
R.I.P KENDYLL 💙🙏🏽 I love you lil sis forever & May the others impacted REST & or HEAL in peace ☮️
Wanda serving 6 months: Another example of how each part of a trial needs to be perfect. They should have done a better vetting job of the jurors.
God bless these men. What first responders and LEO’s go through and see is lost on the average citizen.
I’m impressed with your new series. The content and way that you present everything. As much as I like this show, the emergency radio playing in the background is unbearable. I had to stop the video.
Thank you for the kind words! We agree. The radio is tough, but we couldn't ask him to turn it off since he was working. He stepped out multiple times to take calls. Thanks for watching as much as you did and we hope you're enjoying other episodes!
Same tbh, I am just going to skip the first interview and hope it ends there
Wow so wreckless of this woman .
how many times has she done that? shopping while leaving toddlers home alone??
I totally understand he has to have his radio on but man is it distracting
Those men sitting on those uncomfortable stools was distracting. Bad idea whoever was the set designer.
Just recently found this channel. I know there is evil in the World but my God....
I would rather hear about the crime the court case and the victims, I really don't care about officer mental health
What a baaaaaad idea to film this in an active fire station. Terrible.
The sentence would not have been as severe if this was not a black woman. How do you justify this sentence when so many people commit intentional murder and receive short sentences or no sentence at all?
@rg8162 She intentionally left several toddlers alone while she was being paid for their care. She was an irresponsible 24 year old who also left a pan of grease on the stove. She fled the country when authorities were looking to arrest her. She deserves the 80 years and more regardless of her ethnicity! She's a danger to children. A child killer.
Race has nothing to do with this case. And being a Black woman, I RARELY say that. 4 children died! If one of them was mine, I’d want the DP!!! She got off easier than any one of those poor babies.
Fleeing to Nigeria didn’t help her, at all; and the fact that she was involved in a previous Arson when she was a teen didn’t help her at sentencing.
Keep playing the race card… shows how shallow you really are
The woman was trusted to care for children at her daycare. While these children’s parents were at work thinking their children were safe, this woman turned on a stove with oil and left to goto Walmart. While at Walmart, she horsed around and took her time shopping. Like she had no care in the world. She decided that day to play god and burn her house down with children inside. She should have received the death penalty. There are people on death row right now for robbing a gas station and during the robbery killing someone. None of this case has to do with race!
The entire race thing is beyond old. People will find racism in everything. It’s disgusting! The sad thing is that it’s played so much that the people who are actual victims of racism will not believed.
The second firefighter in the row, when he talked about firefighters " making jokes" about the calls they were just on, or "laughing" as a way to 'COPE' with a specific call.... That is what I learnt when I was interning with my local Fire Department while going to school for my FIRST RESPONDER Certificate. That release is more beneficial than anyone would imagine. 🥹