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  • @giggles7179
    @giggles7179 27 дней назад +1129

    Psychopathic child or not, no ER staff would _ever_ allow a child to wander around the ER watching life-saving measures and to play with anything in the blood afterwards.

    • @Salmagundiii
      @Salmagundiii 26 дней назад +69

      Yes. These shows are often full of ridiculous plot holes like that.

    • @romelleabdulaleem283
      @romelleabdulaleem283 25 дней назад +17

      Hopefully we all know that.

    • @jojothetasmaniansassmonkey8866
      @jojothetasmaniansassmonkey8866 25 дней назад +5

      Yeah those windows look like a hipa violation

    • @romelleabdulaleem283
      @romelleabdulaleem283 25 дней назад +1

      @YamiraRodriguez-z3c 😳😳😲😲

    • @ADHD_guy_reacts
      @ADHD_guy_reacts 25 дней назад +20

      This scenes never happen in the hospitals anywhere this is overly dramatic, exaggerated everyone is too busy no time for these dramas so unrealistic, gosh!

  • @AutumnMoonlight95
    @AutumnMoonlight95 29 дней назад +1159

    The parents are willing to sacrifice one child to cover for the other rather than get him help before they lose both of them. So sick

    • @carolinemarchand4743
      @carolinemarchand4743 29 дней назад +2

      so many people should never become parents!

    • @Cruise_227
      @Cruise_227 27 дней назад +93

      What's crazy about this is that it's real. Every murderer and serial killer...you know the parents saw the traits and simply ignored the signs. Hundreds of innocent victims paid the price for the parents willfully blind parental instincts.

    • @hardiemartellgarnett2911
      @hardiemartellgarnett2911 26 дней назад

      There are women who cover for their husbands knowing they are physically or sexually abusing the children. That's Sick Also.

    • @ivysmith6390
      @ivysmith6390 25 дней назад +8

      The Ramseys?

    • @0kap1gaming
      @0kap1gaming 23 дня назад +13

      Just saying you can help Sociopaths but Phycopaths are incurable so even if she wanted she couldn't really help but could stop him from killing people if she gets a specialist

  • @malletwiz
    @malletwiz Месяц назад +1124

    I worked as a PEDs nurse and I had a patient younger than this that acted that way. Tried to beat his mom to death with a rake. Still creeps me out.

    • @Destroyer28911
      @Destroyer28911 Месяц назад +29

      Wow that’s so messed up :(

    • @niteeshmenon
      @niteeshmenon Месяц назад +9

      Jesus

    • @wandamontgomery6030
      @wandamontgomery6030 Месяц назад +13

      What happened to the kid?😮

    • @MazBringsby
      @MazBringsby Месяц назад +49

      Thanks for sharing this. It's important to know that psychopaths and sociopaths exist even as children.

    • @luckyluca4720
      @luckyluca4720 29 дней назад +13

      The question is why. Is it cause’ it was psychopathic or is it cause’ something provoked it? When you’re a child is most likely that you feel danger or fear if the relationship with your mother is not good. And there’s a lot of ways people can react to danger: Attacking, running, adapting, etc. There’s a lot of ways to perceive danger as well, nowadays. A well raised child would never harm an adult, someone with self consciousness would never hurt a butterfly. Of course I’m not justifying violent children or violent adults, but there’s always a reason why people are what they are (They don’t see another ways). Luckily he’s still a child, it can get better with the required cares

  • @ALadynamedBug
    @ALadynamedBug 29 дней назад +1234

    Parents who turn a blind eye make monsters.

    • @jameslauder3984
      @jameslauder3984 27 дней назад

      That is true but in this case the boy was born that way. Sociopaths are made. Psychopaths are born psychotic.

    • @ThatInternetGuy420
      @ThatInternetGuy420 24 дня назад

      @@ALadynamedBug 💯

    • @hothartzdh
      @hothartzdh 23 дня назад +16

      Sometimes evil is just born!

    • @ThatInternetGuy420
      @ThatInternetGuy420 23 дня назад +4

      @ everyone’s born innocent. Baby’s aren’t murders u onto nothing

    • @stancinatti8198
      @stancinatti8198 23 дня назад

      @@hothartzdhnope!

  • @linp5045
    @linp5045 28 дней назад +460

    I worked with a lady that had a 7 yr old diagnosed psychopath. She sent her 4 other kids to live with family so they would be safe, and her husband and her lived with the sick child instead of sending them to a psych ward or group home. She said her home was set up with bared off rooms and everything locked up. It sounded awful.

    • @AndiMiller-qu2jg
      @AndiMiller-qu2jg 27 дней назад +21

      I thought they couldn't diagnose children as psychopaths

    • @laumarlopez8417
      @laumarlopez8417 26 дней назад +19

      @@AndiMiller-qu2jg I saw an interview a 30 something lady that says she was diagnosed at age 7 with psychopathic.

    • @mtshyna
      @mtshyna 24 дня назад +1

      @@AndiMiller-qu2jgit’s very rare but they can if it’s so blatantly severe with a history of hurting siblings, etc, and pose a huge risk.

    • @jessJBIRD1981
      @jessJBIRD1981 22 дня назад +33

      When you start to display certain tendencies I am sure things can't be ignored or ruled out.

    • @tahnibobonnie
      @tahnibobonnie 19 дней назад +26

      There are no group homes for this stuff. No insurance company is going to pay for that. If you have mentally ill kids, you’re on your own.

  • @christinehutchins123
    @christinehutchins123 17 дней назад +107

    That little boy plays the part so well. Sinister smile.

  • @aimeevang3145
    @aimeevang3145 8 дней назад +75

    Working in childcare and the education system, I've seen a lot of children come from traumatic family lives. I've only ever thought one, at the age of 3, was ever the devil's child. Just like this kid in the show. Sinister, cold, inappropriate and odd behaviors, zero remorse, and from what we could tell, came from a loving, mostly stable home. When you know, you know. That creepy feeling isn't to be ignored.

    • @ammitthedevourerofsouls
      @ammitthedevourerofsouls 4 дня назад

      The Borg was doing that they've been EQUALIZED AND NEUTRALIZED DECLAWED AND DEFANGED COMPLETELY HARMLESS NOW. They don't know that. Shiva's Triton recalls their weapons the Borg was just recently destroyed by Michael's highest form Agau the ANGRIEST god God created with Excalibur and Gabriel's highest form Sobek the ANNIHILATOR. The ones going into the LAKE OF FIRE Jesus spoke of.

  • @EyeLean5280
    @EyeLean5280 Месяц назад +1248

    This was my biggest fear when I was pregnant. The one thing I could never handle is having a psychopathic child.

    • @Destroyer28911
      @Destroyer28911 Месяц назад +19

      Same here :/

    • @Dark_sea110
      @Dark_sea110 Месяц назад

      ​@@goonspayou cant

    • @infjelphabasupporter8416
      @infjelphabasupporter8416 Месяц назад +8

      ​​@@goonspatrue psychopaths are very rare and if they grow up in a healthy home they'll probably be harmless, as they'll want to play along with societal rules to be successful. Sociopaths are more sadistic and unpredictable. How to not get one; don't abuse your kids.

    • @scottmatheson3346
      @scottmatheson3346 Месяц назад +96

      yeah. that, or a yankees fan.

    • @shootie2967
      @shootie2967 Месяц назад +120

      Not all psychopathic people are dangerous

  • @joannnelson9847
    @joannnelson9847 25 дней назад +321

    I was a peds nurse for years in large cities on both coasts of our great nation. It was after seeing many examples of people birth to teen 9:36 s that I finally reconciled with an uncomfortable truth... "Some people are born bad." Make of it what you will. It has always been an uncomfortable truth.

    • @abbyboyone
      @abbyboyone 25 дней назад +38

      Dont know why people are in denial. I interviewed a guy a long time ago. Seemed like a nobody. But as soon as he sat in front of me, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. Ill never forget his eyes. He creeped me out to the max.

    • @Drago_Drawings
      @Drago_Drawings 23 дня назад +14

      no its environment. while some thing are uncontrollable like being a psychopath, it can still be helped with proper therapy

    • @InkaPley
      @InkaPley 23 дня назад +1

      ​@@Drago_Drawings the diathesis model explains many things in life.

    • @pnutbutterjilly
      @pnutbutterjilly 23 дня назад +11

      bad apples & evil exist

    • @pnutbutterjilly
      @pnutbutterjilly 23 дня назад +2

      @@Drago_Drawingsi worked in psych for almost 5 yrs & there are certain mental conditions that cannot be treated w/ medication nor therapy. usually the ppl who have to be around them figure out ways to cope, but the violent ones need to be separated from society because their brains are just wired completely different.

  • @bobbates7343
    @bobbates7343 25 дней назад +194

    I had a brother like that and a mother. Once in front of another mother at the lake my brother picked me up and dunked me under the water over and over. I had then and still have severe asthma . I kicked and did all I could do to stop my brother but he was seven years older then me . The other mother yelled for my brother to stop. He didn't and my mom said don't worry its just play . The other mother went into the water and got me saved my life. My mom laughed it off. That sort of stuff kept on going until I was older and much tougher and stronger then my brother . My mother also sexually abused all my brothers and kept it up with at least two of them even when they were over 18 so grown up . I came from a very sick home

    • @harshaldesai6209
      @harshaldesai6209 25 дней назад +43

      You are very strong. I am so sorry for what happened. Im glad you're standing strong despite all of those things. May God keep protecting you. I will pray for your well being and for those of your loved ones. Be kind to yourself.

    • @JosephB.Wilson
      @JosephB.Wilson 20 дней назад +9

      God bless you

    • @kimsherlock8969
      @kimsherlock8969 18 дней назад +14

      @@bobbates7343 I am sorry to hear your comment 😔
      Traumatising.
      Heavy-duty torture for a kid .
      I can hear you can now see with eyes wide open
      Reflecting
      I hope apon your past feeling proud you are not like them
      You got away
      Peace in your heart ❤
      I wish to you .

    • @LauraSmart-i6i
      @LauraSmart-i6i 17 дней назад +12

      I'm so sorry that happened to you. It will never leave you, but you appear to be living well despite this. And I hope that you're siblings are doing as well as they can. You're mother was a very, very sick person.

    • @PhyllisJohnson-lr9bq
      @PhyllisJohnson-lr9bq 15 дней назад +5

      I'm so sorry for all that happened to you. God bless you. Jesus is an arm's length away. ✝️

  • @Rex-l2t
    @Rex-l2t 6 дней назад +42

    When my youngest child was just beginning to sit upright as a baby he fell backward, his then 4 year old big brother who was sitting next to him acted with lightning reflexes and got his hand behind his brother head before it hit the floor. I saw this protective behaviour many times as they grew up and even today as young men and living their own lives they are both fiercely protective of each other. I attribute the love they show each other to the infinite love that emanates from their mother, my wife.

    • @supercal333
      @supercal333 5 дней назад

      Even the most loving parents can birth mentally abnormal children. There is a genetic/physical component that any amount of love can't overcome.

  • @JA268
    @JA268 Месяц назад +570

    Those parents really piss me off. I understand they love their kids, but they are too f**kin' blind to their son's behavior. Even when CPS recommended that they separate him, they refused to follow through! What the hell! They're not concerned for their younger son's safety!?

    • @matthewbee128
      @matthewbee128 Месяц назад +78

      It’s truly amazing/disgusting that the parents are more concerned with protecting the abuser kid rather than the abused kid.

    • @PaulineFerguson
      @PaulineFerguson Месяц назад +55

      It's because the child came from them - from their family. They don't want to believe that they've given birth to a "monster", someone without conscience, someone who inflicts pain on others out of interest. They can't believe it, even if they know itstrue, because what would that make them?
      So they deny, and placate the child, and deny some more...

    • @matthewbee128
      @matthewbee128 Месяц назад +44

      @@PaulineFerguson any real parent would admit that their child has issues and seek help immediately. I had a friend whose brother had serious anger issues, got into fights at school for the smallest things, realizing that it was way worse than typical behavior his parents took him to a psychiatrist, he was diagnosed with intermediate explosive disorder, he went to therapy, learned to control his anger, now he’s a lawyer with a wife and kids and he doesn’t even have a juvie record

    • @missjo2036
      @missjo2036 Месяц назад

      ​@@matthewbee128not in all situations. I saw something a couple who were trying to get help for their oldest some because of his aggressive behavior and they wanted to protect their other children. Welp instead of removing the problem child all the children were take away. So it's not always simple.

    • @missjo2036
      @missjo2036 Месяц назад +32

      Denial is a powerful and horrible thing

  • @laurensullivan1522
    @laurensullivan1522 Месяц назад +532

    I'm a sociopath. I leaned more into growing plants as opposed to hurting people. It can go different ways. I was horribly abused as a child. It's a matter of self control. I dont trust people, but also now hurting people is wrong. Im slick pretending I have feelings. I don't. Being a shit human is a choice.

    • @Raphstav
      @Raphstav Месяц назад +48

      Do you have feelings towards the plants you grow? Any emotional attachment?

    • @melissaroldan7137
      @melissaroldan7137 Месяц назад +45

      Thank you for sharing this.

    • @euphoniahale5181
      @euphoniahale5181 Месяц назад +48

      I’m married to a sociopath. No emotions. Loves the dogs. But eventually I am going to leave. He doesn’t help much at all. And everything is my fault. And I’m the one to blame for everything. We went to counseling for a long time. Was helping but for whatever reason he put being a victim ahead of our relationship. 😢

    • @luckyluca4720
      @luckyluca4720 29 дней назад +12

      @@euphoniahale5181 He may be not a victim, you may not be a victim as well. If he’s kind and you need something he’s not giving to ya, is better to leave or maybe you’re not giving him what he looks for and he already left. Who knows? There is no one to blame when a relationship doesn’t work out. You need to respect your peace, your health and heal. It doesn’t mean that you are a bad guy or that your partner is a bad guy. I had a relationship like this too, it wasn’t my fault and it was not her fault, things just turned out to be like that and is okay, she’s okay and I’m okay. I do not hate her, but I was not happy in that relationship at all (Maybe I’m not prepared for a relationship)

    • @MissOphelia82
      @MissOphelia82 29 дней назад +51

      @@euphoniahale5181 That's not sociopathy, that's narcissism. Either way though, it can't be fixed.

  • @dinsteadofa5733
    @dinsteadofa5733 Месяц назад +534

    They saw that Griffin was endangering his younger brother, yet they still keep him great parenting way to raise a psycho

    • @timriehl1500
      @timriehl1500 27 дней назад +8

      What are you supposed to do?

    • @nicholasdickens2801
      @nicholasdickens2801 26 дней назад +8

      They are wilfully blind. Completely natural and understandable.

    • @MrsVFall
      @MrsVFall 26 дней назад +9

      Yes, because you can just give your child to the police? Hah!

    • @nikkijack911
      @nikkijack911 25 дней назад

      ​@@timriehl1500 well, in the olden days, i think those kids sometimes had unfortunate accidents, or would "run away" after feeding the hogs as part of thier morning chores

    • @Wuweiovers
      @Wuweiovers 24 дня назад

      @@timriehl1500 put him in therapy

  • @naderthescammerabusesdd9284
    @naderthescammerabusesdd9284 Месяц назад +565

    I used to be a CPS social worker in North Carolina that child would’ve definitely been removed from the home and put in a high risk facility

    • @ShelbyGarren
      @ShelbyGarren Месяц назад +12

      Of course he would have

    • @ssyt6622
      @ssyt6622 Месяц назад +4

      I live here in NC, what county?

    • @EyeLean5280
      @EyeLean5280 Месяц назад +1

      @ssyt6622 Don't ask that.

    • @getinthedamnrobot
      @getinthedamnrobot Месяц назад

      For 6-9 months, at a cost of a quarter million dollars, and to no effect. The ultimate result of a case like this is imprisonment as an adult after it's already been too late for the victim

    • @Nanchip1
      @Nanchip1 29 дней назад +21

      I'd believe it when I'd see it, have no faith in the broken system

  • @reasbey
    @reasbey 25 дней назад +94

    Well that was profoundly unsettling.

  • @weirdo24-7
    @weirdo24-7 26 дней назад +149

    They all grow up to become doctors, nurses, law enforcement, and managers/ HR employees.

    • @bonnih6931
      @bonnih6931 24 дня назад +25

      presidents too

    • @flyingcat2897
      @flyingcat2897 23 дня назад +8

      lawyers and paramedics too

    • @kimsherlock8969
      @kimsherlock8969 20 дней назад +3

      Unfortunately true driven toward their satisfying rewards
      Dr Phyco surgeon
      They're happy now 😮
      Its real to a certain extent 😮
      Butchering now named botched
      Is cheap plastic surgery at a high cost 🤔
      Botched.

    • @nanamarrie2115
      @nanamarrie2115 18 дней назад +5

      They search for power..

    • @weirdo24-7
      @weirdo24-7 18 дней назад

      @nanamarrie2115 and gratification. Narcissism seems to come hand and hand with these people.

  • @Engnr0014
    @Engnr0014 Месяц назад +113

    Heart will not accept what the eye can see, willful blindness...

    • @Basbhat
      @Basbhat 18 дней назад

      Ignorance is bliss for some people.

    • @Engnr0014
      @Engnr0014 18 дней назад

      @@BasbhatWhat does this have to do with ignorance?
      These parents are fully aware of the situation but struggle to let go of their son, even though they know keeping him is a harmful decision. This has nothing to do with ignorance. In fact, they are deeply aware of the reality but find it hard to accept because it's their son, and they fear losing him.
      The phrase "Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise" comes from Thomas Gray's 18th-century poem Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College. Yet, many who quote it after watching The Matrix don't even know the full lines, which, to me, is a form of ignorance.

    • @Basbhat
      @Basbhat 17 дней назад

      @ Ahhh, you’re one of those 🙄

    • @Engnr0014
      @Engnr0014 17 дней назад

      @@Basbhat Only a person like you could reply to a comment full of knowledge with such bliss. You are truly content, and for that, I will keep my silence.

    • @Basbhat
      @Basbhat 17 дней назад

      @ Lol full of knowledge? Citing google is now considered knowledge?

  • @maureentuohy8672
    @maureentuohy8672 24 дня назад +42

    As a pediatric respiratory theripist I find medical shows infuriating. No little kid would be allowed to wander through the an ER in chaperoned like this.

    • @moonlightsurprise3698
      @moonlightsurprise3698 23 дня назад +3

      I know it’s just a show but I was thinking kids can’t wander around the er like that!

    • @TheDriftwoodlover
      @TheDriftwoodlover 23 дня назад +3

      As a normal person this infuriates me too. So out of touch.

    • @AsWeDraw
      @AsWeDraw 5 дней назад

      For real. This is ridiculous.

    • @rosieleat6868
      @rosieleat6868 4 дня назад +1

      Same here lol - I used to be a nurse, and I can't watch medical programmes, I drive everybody nuts yelling at the t.v. - "Oh they never do that!" etc lol lol

    • @dawnwheeler2649
      @dawnwheeler2649 День назад

      I get it. As a lawyer I hate legal shows for similar reasons. In these shows they talk about doing depositions asap, never happens! Same for trials. Takes years for a case to get to trial , not weeks. Start a case and you won’t see the inside of aCourtroom for years

  • @hardiemartellgarnett2911
    @hardiemartellgarnett2911 26 дней назад +108

    Now the younger brother will have trauma issues. Some people will go to immense lengths to save face and pretend they have the perfect family.

    • @N0p3er5
      @N0p3er5 17 дней назад

      Saved faces are ugly.

    • @christinehutchins123
      @christinehutchins123 17 дней назад +1

      Saving face? How about it would be horrifying to discover,and maybe difficult to accept? I can imagine that,but I'd get a freak like that outta my house asap. No saving face involved.

    • @sandracushing8907
      @sandracushing8907 14 дней назад +1

      Easy to say when it's not your child. But, I'd sure be taking the recommendation to seek professional help.

  • @debpratt52
    @debpratt52 14 дней назад +18

    I witnessed a psychopathic child at school. From K to grade 2, he made sure to injure every child in his class, plus the teacher, and the school couldn't do anything about it! After that, the child wondered why he didn't have any friends.

    • @Maegaphone-ye7ic
      @Maegaphone-ye7ic 2 дня назад +2

      I used to know a kid like that. I was doing a woodworking class with one of my best friends when we were 11. He walked over to us, picked up two drills and turned them on while holding them in front of us. He JUST missed our foreheads. We felt the drills grab our hair and pull. Reported him to a teacher (and the parent of said friend) and he stared straight ahead and just, smiled. Fucking terrifying.

  • @emac543
    @emac543 26 дней назад +111

    For a similar story, look up David Grisham and Douglas Grisham, step-sons of C.S. Lewis. David tried to kill his brother for years. David terrorized the Lewis household and apparently Douglas's mom finally believed him after years of thinking Douglas was a liar. She became convinced after David poured gasoline over Douglas and tried to light a match (Douglas kicked it out of his hand).

    • @dawnturner7010
      @dawnturner7010 20 дней назад +6

      Looked up the synopsis for this book. Looks fascinating!

    • @parisinthe30sx
      @parisinthe30sx 15 дней назад

      He was schizophrenic though. He didn't have aspd

  • @michellechambers7615
    @michellechambers7615 24 дня назад +166

    My sister taught first grade for 30 years. She said that you could tell by 1st grade who would grow up to be criminals!

    • @ruthresetar5940
      @ruthresetar5940 24 дня назад +4

      No doubt.

    • @Bag0505
      @Bag0505 22 дня назад +17

      Really? How biased. A teacher who believes that should not teach young children.

    • @Sallyanne-i9y
      @Sallyanne-i9y 22 дня назад +4

      That’s very interesting. What factors would you say led you to believe that.? Was something to do with their work skills,appearance,attitude, emotional?
      Share to make aware.
      For the betterment of life for everyone.. thank you.

    • @a-aronthegamegod36
      @a-aronthegamegod36 22 дня назад +12

      Sounds like something a narcissistic adult would say about kids honestly

    • @mariekebootsma4346
      @mariekebootsma4346 22 дня назад +2

      Yes, you can see it even when the children are at a very young age.

  • @CrAzYiNsAnEBaRbiE1987
    @CrAzYiNsAnEBaRbiE1987 Месяц назад +151

    I've met alot of guys, who remembered as children very vividly when they were 6 and 8 what they were doing and they knew it was wrong, didn't care and still did it. Children are smarter than you think and know how to throw a parent off. You can't trust anyone these days. Scary to know even a child can kill. Look into Paris Bennett and Mary bell

    • @chereejohnson2400
      @chereejohnson2400 Месяц назад

      I guess you don’t talk to many females

    • @corekilla
      @corekilla 29 дней назад +3

      Paris Bennet case was crazy

  • @wordswordswords8203
    @wordswordswords8203 13 дней назад +13

    when he said he got bored. Nice detail. I watch these kind of videos or videos on narcs and have noticed that I am sort of an expert on their behavior which is sort of disturbing to me. I was raised in a family with a sociopath and a couple of narcs. Life experience is the best teacher. this sh*t is real. some people have zero empathy and enjoy hurting others and God help you when you've got one or two in your immediate family. the only thing, the best thing, is to go no contact with them. they never change. very deep seated psychological disorder. I guess you might be able to teach them normal behavior but you can't change the fact that they will never care or have any real compassion or empathy and that automatically makes them dangerous.

  • @josephlebard2061
    @josephlebard2061 27 дней назад +151

    I had 3 brothers like this and i out lived them all !!!!

    • @720stacia
      @720stacia 26 дней назад +26

      I'm so sorry that happened to you. ❤

    • @spartax8986
      @spartax8986 24 дня назад +12

      Quite the statistical anomaly

    • @nextleveljourney6612
      @nextleveljourney6612 24 дня назад +6

      What was your parenting like? Were you oldest or youngest or which?

    • @gracebe235
      @gracebe235 24 дня назад

      @josephlebard2061…..I was the youngest of 4 siblings, raised in a house of narcissistic psychopaths. I am able to spot these monsters at first sight. So when my next oldest sister brought home her ‘date’, back in 1966, and our eyes met as he walked in the door…..I felt horror, and ran to my room and locked the door until they left on their date. Turns out a few months later, my sister had to be a character witness in court…..for Robert Benjamin Smith…..Google him…..and the Rose-Mar Beauty Salon murders…..

    • @Bowie_E
      @Bowie_E 23 дня назад +3

      No you didn't

  • @psychic7615
    @psychic7615 Месяц назад +421

    This actor did a great job playing a sociapath It was spot on. 😮

    • @vinteb7987
      @vinteb7987 Месяц назад +23

      Psychopath or sociopath? There's a difference

    • @psychic7615
      @psychic7615 Месяц назад +29

      @@vinteb7987 Sociopaths are more impulsive and erratic, while psychopaths are more calculating. This kid (actor) acts sociopathic.

    • @TurkishNationalistABC
      @TurkishNationalistABC Месяц назад

      @@psychic7615 Psychopaths can virtually care about other people because of the beauties of positive and negative reinforcement :))

    • @roguesnow9887
      @roguesnow9887 Месяц назад +8

      You’ll be surprised how many children can play these parts most are born sociopathic and can turn it on like a switch most have that ground out of them

    • @Gothic7876
      @Gothic7876 Месяц назад +12

      @@roguesnow9887 yep. It’s a known thing that Children are sociopaths. They don’t think in right and wrong like adults do. They think if they don’t get caught they are right, and if they do, wrong. They have to be taught what Right and Wrong really is.

  • @Unapologetically_american
    @Unapologetically_american Месяц назад +219

    I don’t know what the law in Illinois is, but now that CPS is involved and aware of what’s going on in the home and how negligent the Parents are about it, if another Injury regarding the younger Son gets reported, both Kids will be removed from the Parents custody and Griffin will be institutionalized as a Ward of the State

    • @NicolaParise-h8c
      @NicolaParise-h8c 27 дней назад +5

      CPS is a joke in Illinois, last people you want...

    • @summerhorse
      @summerhorse 25 дней назад +2

      Yeah, if the younger son lives through it.

    • @Meme-uz5yy
      @Meme-uz5yy 23 дня назад +1

      CPS is a joke everywhere in America.

    • @HHH-pk3to
      @HHH-pk3to 21 день назад

      Cps you hate children fr.

  • @susanmoodie6426
    @susanmoodie6426 9 дней назад +7

    My partner has an older brother like that, child hood from hell, parents forced him to take his unpopular brother with him when off playing with his mates, he suffered serious head injuries at his hands As an adult he had severe panic attacks , anxiety and insomnia. He now is in a home with early on set dementia. I blame his brother and his will fully blind parents.

  • @mikhellen3267
    @mikhellen3267 20 дней назад +20

    I’ve seen that kid on other shows, and he plays his great psychopath. He’s going to go far in life.

  • @bengalkityy2594
    @bengalkityy2594 27 дней назад +110

    “The knives 😌…”

  • @dixienelson54
    @dixienelson54 5 дней назад +9

    I had always heard that psychopaths are born, not made, but I didn’t believe it until I watched a neighbor’s daughter grow up. Her four siblings were (and are) normal, loving people. But it was obvious there was something “wrong” with her from the time she was 6 or 7. She would break and hide other people’s things; locked their dog the van on a hot day, killing him, and then showed no emotion when the family cried; she would put tacks in visitors’ tires. Then, as an adult, she had an affair… when her husband found out (“everyone” knew about the affair) she cried rape and her husband beat the man then went to prison for it. During his trial it came out that the affair was a well known fact. Her husband then went to prison for beating the man but she had no consequences for his actions, even though she goaded him into it, crying into his arms that she was raped. I don’t know where she is now but since she is only in her early 30s now there is no doubt in my mind that, wherever she is, evil still walks with her.

  • @ajbhuiyan4589
    @ajbhuiyan4589 11 дней назад +7

    My tagline to this. This boy put doctors and nurses on edge and he would put you on edge too.

  • @elizabeth-2213
    @elizabeth-2213 27 дней назад +32

    The writing on this show is beyond terrible. In the real world cps would have had a judge issue a next day ruling to have that child admitted into a juvenile behavioral health center for treatment.

  • @eboneewebster1483
    @eboneewebster1483 28 дней назад +66

    So basically you’re going to walk your child into their grave vs getting aid and help by removing the problem child 🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @babu357
      @babu357 26 дней назад +4

      Nevermind the fact that he's already traumatized.

    • @heide-raquelfuss5580
      @heide-raquelfuss5580 3 дня назад

      Getting 'add'?
      You clearly have no clue about anything how life really works.
      Do you have even children?

  • @VicMed2011
    @VicMed2011 13 дней назад +20

    A documentary was made a few years ago about a young girl diagnosed as a psychopath. The parents rented two apartments across the hall from each other….one furnished and one bare except for mattresses on the floor. Each night one parent would sleep in the bare room with the girl to protect the younger boy sibling. Sadly, the boy was later diagnosed as also psychopathic.

    • @tinakarp4718
      @tinakarp4718 2 дня назад +2

      The parents ended up divorcing and there is more to that story

    • @Arginne
      @Arginne 2 дня назад

      Children cannot be diagnosed as psychopaths! Stop the fake stories 😂 and psychopath isn’t a diagnoses it is ASPD

    • @Arginne
      @Arginne 2 дня назад

      Children cannot be diagnosed as psychopaths! Stop the fake stories 😂 and psychopath isn’t a diagnoses it is ASPD

  • @WhirledPublishing
    @WhirledPublishing 23 дня назад +29

    @6:30 Abuse of a child - the elderly and disabled - are felonies - the psychopath is guilty - and needs to be removed from his younger brother - this is not a decision for the " parents " .

    • @labradormom1
      @labradormom1 22 дня назад +1

      At 79 I was abused mentally, emotionally and at least twice by my husband's POA (his brother in law). Even calling Elder Abuse multiple times, I was never talked to but the brother in law was told about every call made!

    • @WhirledPublishing
      @WhirledPublishing 22 дня назад

      ​@@labradormom1 Elder Abuse - and the Department of Aging, Social Services, Domestic Violence Agencies, etc., are all parasites - they do next to nothing to help while raking in millions of dollars for their own paychecks - the system is intentionally evil - depopulation is the goal - torture, terror, trauma, homelessness, malnutrition, dehydration ... the Medical Mafia of Mass Murderers are worldwide ...while corrupt lawyers and judges are their own secret society criminal cartel ... almost everything sold in grocery stores is poisoned ... while wildfires, floodwaters, tornadoes, hurricanes, landslides, sinkholes, train derailments, chemical spills, chemtrails, drones dropping poisons, etc., continue to escalate. I hope you can escape from the evil ... I've been hotel hopping for two years ...in relatively-safe locations. I highly recommend it: The psychopaths are everywhere.

  • @Ribberflavenous
    @Ribberflavenous 28 дней назад +102

    Really? A doctor just watches a kid touch a biohazard, bring it close to his face, then pocket it, and does nothing to address the hazard, just let him walk off. Behavior aside, this drops me right out of the suspension of disbelief. Poor writing, could have been done with a more believable reaction. The rest of the storyline is wasted for me at that point.

    • @K-Sarah-K-Sarah
      @K-Sarah-K-Sarah 27 дней назад +6

      Very Lifetime channel vibe.

    • @YafaLuria
      @YafaLuria 27 дней назад

      disgusting 🫣

    • @laumarlopez8417
      @laumarlopez8417 26 дней назад +7

      He also smelled it. 😝

    • @JackiJackiJackiJacki
      @JackiJackiJackiJacki 26 дней назад +1

      @@laumarlopez8417😂 he sure did

    • @danielletoner8487
      @danielletoner8487 25 дней назад +8

      That is why I don’t watch medical shows. After being in the medical field for 43 years there are too many obvious mistakes that are just thrown in to make something more dramatic. Believe me, the real stuff is dramatic enough!

  • @AStarBaby
    @AStarBaby 14 дней назад +9

    The most heart wrenching position is in a children's behavioral health hospital/residence ❤

  • @myhandlehasbeenmishandled
    @myhandlehasbeenmishandled 26 дней назад +33

    A couple my mom worked for had adopted a brother and sister who were abused. It ended up that one of the kids was also a psychopath. But they got him a treatment. I don't know how it all worked out for them.

  • @greggorr314
    @greggorr314 20 дней назад +11

    Dated a girl who presented just like Griffin did. When confronted with an observation the face would go sugar-coat & a flurry of denials would fill the room. Took me a while to put the pieces together. Spooky.

  • @Upsidedownworld2023
    @Upsidedownworld2023 29 дней назад +49

    I wouldn’t think the parents get a choice to keep Griffin in the house. They are choosing him over the younger son.😮

  • @LifeisHardDealWithIt-f1h
    @LifeisHardDealWithIt-f1h 10 дней назад +12

    OH! Shout out to my historical fav: S. EPATHA MERKERSON!!!

    • @melizmatea
      @melizmatea 3 дня назад

      I know!! It's hard for me not to think of her in her L & O role!! Loved that character!

  • @es-hs9fd
    @es-hs9fd 12 дней назад +8

    Good acting by all the actors in this video. It’s very sad to think this is a reality for some families. I recently saw a video of from Dr. Amen- Brain doctor. He stressed that doing MRI brain scans to identify holes in the brain can reveal the root causes of many mental health problems. Apparently he helped cure his nephew who also wanted to harm other children at a young age. I’m not a doctor, but I was intrigued by his perspective on healing the brain. I wonder how many people who display psychopathic tendencies do so because of early traumatic brain injuries that resulted in such holes.

  • @wiselychangedlater
    @wiselychangedlater 29 дней назад +67

    These parents are failing both of their children. It's true that some people are born with less empathy than others, but with work Griffin could have learned to find joy in life without doing harm. They kept him from being taught better.

    • @lauraw2526
      @lauraw2526 29 дней назад +10

      Absolutely, and it is neglect. They’re sparing their feelings over helping both their children.

    • @breeliebaker8015
      @breeliebaker8015 21 день назад

      Exactly. Yes.

  • @adeline4610
    @adeline4610 Месяц назад +40

    I can't imagine having a callous unemotional traits having child. Basically a terminal psychological sentence. They can only learn to act normal, never actually feel empathy.

    • @babu357
      @babu357 26 дней назад +3

      It depends on the cause.

  • @DerryPope
    @DerryPope Месяц назад +184

    ‘The knives’ 😂😂

  • @Alwayscatlike
    @Alwayscatlike 14 дней назад +9

    Child and family services screw up more than they help.

    • @Sofiaslaysthehousedown
      @Sofiaslaysthehousedown 14 дней назад +2

      This is so true. It really is quite depressing, parents who are taken away from their kids who didn’t deserve it, and then abusive assholes get off. It’s fucked up.

    • @CathiGordonloveshorses
      @CathiGordonloveshorses 13 дней назад

      They're literally Sharks 🦈

    • @heide-raquelfuss5580
      @heide-raquelfuss5580 2 дня назад

      Very true.

  • @Old_World_Nobility
    @Old_World_Nobility 15 дней назад +10

    It is also worth noting that misdiagnosing or denying truths can lead to or worsen mental issues. I used to think I had one issue, when in fact it was something else entirely.

  • @LillyJacob-l6r
    @LillyJacob-l6r 14 дней назад +9

    Good young actor there, pulled off the nuances of fake and creepy really well.

  • @Christinemartin-w2r
    @Christinemartin-w2r 14 дней назад +11

    This happened to me growing up. My brother and I were super close. Best friends. One Christmas he went through th windshield getting glass in his forehead and a concussion. Somehow he was changed after that. He would hit me punch me and beat me. Breaking ing bones. But I was never allowed to tell or it would be worse. It got so bad as adults he burned down my facility with my animals inside

    • @CathiGordonloveshorses
      @CathiGordonloveshorses 13 дней назад +3

      That's horrible 😢I'm so sorry
      Yes I know someone who had a brain injury and after they recovered they were changed too... really mean and hated animals,.it's terrible 💔😢

    • @rhiannonh.7463
      @rhiannonh.7463 8 дней назад

      Yup, TBI is one of the reasons some folks become psychopathic. That’s what happen to Jeffrey Dahmer, he had surgery in his brain at 7yrs old, after that he wasn’t the same.
      Brain damage if it’s near the limbic system, alters a persons state association in rage, sex, food instincts, and much more in how it views it.

    • @heide-raquelfuss5580
      @heide-raquelfuss5580 2 дня назад

      🤯😰😱

  • @Dreamingtothestars89
    @Dreamingtothestars89 Месяц назад +132

    I knew a couple that adopted 3 siblings from another country. I can’t remember if it was the oldest or the youngest, but one of their kids started having issues later in life. They had him evaluated to see what they could do to help. They were told that he was incapable of forming attachments due to not receiving the proper love and affection as an infant. It had something to do with a chemical being missing from his brain. They were also told it wasn’t a matter of if he would hurt someone but when.

    • @milenaromero4427
      @milenaromero4427 Месяц назад +7

      So is not her fault even with love he is going to be bad because is medical problem

    • @just_swiftly_shake_it_off_1989
      @just_swiftly_shake_it_off_1989 Месяц назад +9

      I'm not psychotic, but I am adopted and I understand this deeply.

    • @robinpatrick7862
      @robinpatrick7862 29 дней назад +6

      But there is hope for children like that. Beth Thomas got the help she needed.

    • @skwerlz4us
      @skwerlz4us 26 дней назад +8

      Yeah, Reactive Attachment Disorder. A lot of kids from overcrowded orphanages in former Soviet/Eastern Bloc countries ended up with it, Romania especially where they had the strictest anti-contraception & abortion laws. The kids got dumped in institutions where they were neglected for years.
      When the international adoptions took off in the 90s, families were adopting these kids they were told were perfectly healthy without having any clue they had severe psychological issues. No one really knew how to deal with it & they were scared of the kids. It was terrible.

    • @Dreamingtothestars89
      @Dreamingtothestars89 26 дней назад +4

      @skwerlz4us You hit the nail on the head. The kids are originally from Romania.

  • @hardiemartellgarnett2911
    @hardiemartellgarnett2911 26 дней назад +26

    I have a male cousin who was a thief from the age of 6 or younger. He used to abuse his puppy even younger than that. He even stole from a woman at church and stole from school. he has a history of beating women. Has 8 children with 5 mothers. I believe he beat a man to death but I have no proof.
    He is now 54 years old; has led a life of violence and spent over half his life in federal prison because of 4 bank robbery incidents.

  • @Ladyinlockwood6695
    @Ladyinlockwood6695 Месяц назад +42

    Watch the doc series evil lives here. Some people just come out that way. Even when the parents tried to get help, they were either turned away because of the child's age or found no one who believed them or even understood how to deal with it. Heartbreaking

    • @nenanena16
      @nenanena16 29 дней назад

      I wached it all the time on ID chanell. It is great and scary.

    • @kd7334
      @kd7334 21 день назад +1

      I love that show. Many family members blow off the signs or think they're family member is just acting weird.

  • @kenrupple9085
    @kenrupple9085 18 дней назад +7

    I loved this episode. I was always hoping for a continuation of it. Sucks that it never happened.

  • @tahnibobonnie
    @tahnibobonnie 19 дней назад +4

    Jeez the dad is throwing red flags everywhere. No wonder the kid inherited it.

  • @brenn619-z1k
    @brenn619-z1k 26 дней назад +52

    Little Dexter in the making!

    • @lizcote4760
      @lizcote4760 25 дней назад +1

      Fr

    • @dianaboyd2433
      @dianaboyd2433 25 дней назад +1

      Dexter was not a born phyco, and if the cop hadn’t taken and trained him he would have been just fine, he has a conscience and a heart!

    • @brenn619-z1k
      @brenn619-z1k 25 дней назад

      @@dianaboyd2433 "Dexter Morgan, the character from the TV show Dexter, was raised by a police officer and his foster sister is also a cop3. While he has a strong desire to kill and targets murderers, he is not explicitly made to be a psychopath by his cop stepfather."

    • @brenn619-z1k
      @brenn619-z1k 24 дня назад +1

      @@dianaboyd2433 "Dexter Morgan, the character from the TV show Dexter, was raised by a police officer and his foster sister is also a cop. While he has a strong desire to kill and targets murderers, he is not explicitly made to be a psychopath by his cop stepfather."

    • @big70booty
      @big70booty 24 дня назад

      I was thinking more Ted Bundy or Charles Manson

  • @bethmoore4694
    @bethmoore4694 2 дня назад +1

    The scary thing is meeting someone like this as an adult... Follow your first instinct and run.

  • @KillaWizardry
    @KillaWizardry Месяц назад +76

    I would have serious issues too if my parents had named me Griffin.

  • @QueenieMeanie
    @QueenieMeanie 29 дней назад +16

    I'm shocked they still have their kids is mind-blowing. The parents are supposed to protect them and instead protects themselves in forms of denial even with the facts in front. So, they shield themselves at the cost of another. They better hope that nobody gets murdered. That kid has a mind of a killer.

    • @hsbrooks
      @hsbrooks 28 дней назад +2

      It is quite obvious you have no children

    • @GorgieClarissa
      @GorgieClarissa 27 дней назад

      you must not be from america... where healthcare isn't cheap

    • @hsbrooks
      @hsbrooks 27 дней назад

      @@GorgieClarissa And that statement has what to do with the subject?

    • @Solidrocksandles420
      @Solidrocksandles420 26 дней назад

      It’s a fictional story bruh chill. And REAL psychopaths come from trauma and head injuries, if you’re a kid and you witness domestic violence at an early age or get beat or have some sort of unknown fracture then there’s a good chance that you become a psychopath. And not all psychopaths are killers, some of them are, most know they won’t get away with it,and they know there’s no real reason for it. They just lack empathy which is something most people seem to lack anyway. And before anyone says anything im taking a psychology class in school I think I might know what im talking about.

    • @hsbrooks
      @hsbrooks 26 дней назад

      @@Solidrocksandles420 - ooooh a psychology class. A real expert and I think your teacher could use a refresher course.

  • @kevinjones2858
    @kevinjones2858 28 дней назад +18

    Get that guy from law and order who took care of that other kid

    • @carolynjiminez1247
      @carolynjiminez1247 26 дней назад +1

      Ok, but when that boy was released from treatment-he conned his psychiatrist, he killed his parents and little brother and was trying to kill his sister too. Very gripping episodes.

    • @emoandangsty
      @emoandangsty 26 дней назад

      @@carolynjiminez1247which episode?

  • @Mysticinvestigations
    @Mysticinvestigations 25 дней назад +21

    Chicago Med is still on the air. They should do a follow up episode with a Chicago P.D. crossover. The psycho kid is now in college and later revealed to be the serial killer responsible for several mysterious campus deaths. We also find out he offed his parents years earlier but framed someone else for it. His brother disappeared but is later found locked up in psycho boys basement.

  • @brendendwyre9698
    @brendendwyre9698 24 дня назад +5

    The Second I Heard That Kid Talk, I Could Tell He Was A Psychopath

  • @Justme-w6w
    @Justme-w6w 21 день назад +5

    My new neighbors 11yo kid sicks his dogs on smaller animals while he watches smiling. Burns things in dry leaves. Steals Christmas packages from porches, opening them behind the garage leaving the evidence behind. Just to name a few things. We cant convince the cops hes a problem child the family has guns an im usually his target since i tell mom of his shinanigans she denies and protects the kid but it appears she attempts to curb his behavior when shes home which is rarely she leaves at 4am returning many times as late as 11pm. There are 4 other neighbors who also have problems with the kid. 2 of us are buying cameras to show proof. All we can do for now is pray god helps him before he does something horrific

    • @taleandclawrock2606
      @taleandclawrock2606 2 дня назад +1

      Call Child Protective services, if the child is left alone all day, thats illegal neglect.

  • @wordswordswords8203
    @wordswordswords8203 13 дней назад +6

    my sister is a sociopath. dangerous person. thank God I am out of her life.

  • @michminx3413
    @michminx3413 28 дней назад +15

    I was hoping this child came back later on in the show, and then get some justice.

  • @Savvy_boomer
    @Savvy_boomer 18 дней назад +3

    I had a young patient when I worked in psychiatry that tried to kill several people. She came from a very nice family. I remember her to this day - 50 years later. She was scary.

  • @glennerd3125
    @glennerd3125 25 дней назад +9

    I never had children for fear they would become like my father and sister, narcissistic sociopaths, both.....

    • @wordswordswords8203
      @wordswordswords8203 13 дней назад

      it does tend to run in family. God help the empath born into a family of narcissists

  • @viastephtop
    @viastephtop Месяц назад +19

    I'm sorry, I guess it's easy for me to say this as I don't have kids, but how can you be so blindly protective over one child at the risk of another? Wouldn't your protectiveness extend to your entire family? Like, I can understand it's hard, but don't have kids if you can't make hard choices.

    • @fathima3239
      @fathima3239 29 дней назад +4

      The problem runs much deeper usually. Psychopaths tend to be very intelligent and have extremely high IQs and low EQs. Due to their high IQ, they will cover up their crimes well and over time get better at it. Parents are likely to overlook the creepy aspects of their personality like the Griffin not being afraid of the blood in this scene.

    • @viastephtop
      @viastephtop 29 дней назад +3

      @@fathima3239 I think antisocial behavior disorders tend to exist on a spectrum but you may be onto something. But I also think there's a lot of people out there, parents specifically, who do have that feeling where they know their child just isn't quite right. I don't think it's the kid outsmarting the parents, I think it's the parents not wanting to accept the truth about their child. Often times, it's hard to cope. You think if you just do something differently, you'll change them. If you just keep a good grip on the situation, it'll be okay. it often isn't.

  • @Erin-Thor
    @Erin-Thor 28 дней назад +18

    Reminds me of my brother. 😢

    • @BobTonmit
      @BobTonmit 28 дней назад +2

      lucky you I feel jealous.

  • @osovagabundo1
    @osovagabundo1 28 дней назад +24

    Will we ever address this constant social protocol of omission and denial around the ancient stigma of mental health issues.

  • @ZillaMesh
    @ZillaMesh 25 дней назад +7

    Too bad they don't make an episode on how psychopathic & evil CPS is.

  • @just_swiftly_shake_it_off_1989
    @just_swiftly_shake_it_off_1989 Месяц назад +13

    7:36 THAT CURTAIN CLOSE THOUGH

  • @azerial
    @azerial 6 дней назад +1

    Great child actor! I know the topic is serious, but the kids acting was awesome and made me chuckle.

  • @systematichaos
    @systematichaos 16 дней назад +8

    What’s interesting about this is that I show these traits [not being {a/e}ffected by severe scenes of trauma, being curious about said situation, focusing on the “wrong” thing, not feeling normal emotions, etc], yet I’ve never been diagnosed with this

    • @briankearn6991
      @briankearn6991 16 дней назад

      Psychopath isn’t a diagnosis, it’s a result.
      Psychopathy is a result of personality disorders.
      Only a psychiatrist can diagnose personality disorders.

    • @scrappedcola
      @scrappedcola 12 дней назад +2

      You generally have to seek out a specialist to get a diagnosis. They don't just plop out of the sky.

    • @briankearn6991
      @briankearn6991 12 дней назад +1

      @@systematichaos
      Only a psychiatrist can properly diagnose and treat personality disorders.
      Talk to your doctor.
      The sooner the better.

  • @shakirahgraham39
    @shakirahgraham39 Месяц назад +51

    My dad and stepmom is going through a situation where my stepmom's son is doing horrible stuff to the other siblings and he is only 10 but is full of darkness and evil ya'll please pray that my stepmom and dad gives him up to the gov and let him go to boot camp, juvenile place, or somewhere else to a facility because I don't trust or want him living in that house with my dad, stepmom, and my other 2 siblings. Everyone keeps telling my dad and stepmom to get him out the house but they don't know what to do or who can take him. Please pray everyone that he is removed from the house and nothing else serious happens. I will greatly appreciate all sincere prayers. 🙏❤❤❤

    • @novaexisted
      @novaexisted Месяц назад +4

      praying for you and your family’s clarity in these times. children may seem good but be evil, so i hope their stepson finds the help they need brother 🙏

    • @stephanniesenegal
      @stephanniesenegal 28 дней назад +2

      Praying for you and your family!

    • @haltersweb
      @haltersweb 27 дней назад +2

      🙏

    • @TheDriftwoodlover
      @TheDriftwoodlover 23 дня назад

      I worked with a guy who was like that as a child (knew a family friend). He hurt someone on the job who has permanent back pain. Some of us believed his goal was to kill someone and have it appear to be a work accident. Very troubling behavior.

    • @blueshoes915
      @blueshoes915 7 дней назад +2

      Prayers won’t help. Call CPS.

  • @gareginasatryan6761
    @gareginasatryan6761 Месяц назад +92

    I fell off my bike twice in a row and school thought it was abuse. lol

    • @marinam.2293
      @marinam.2293 Месяц назад

      @gareginasatryan6761 A coworker's daughter was in the awkward stage of not wanting to take a nap but still needing one. One day, she started to doze off whil sitting on her trike (in their backyard); her head dropped lower and her nose hit the handlebar. They took her to the hospital immediately, and the staff called the authorities; I'm sure a preschooler with a broken nose looked suspicious to them. Everything was fine, of course, but they did have several surprise visits from CPS over the next year.

    • @beansandrunning
      @beansandrunning Месяц назад +27

      Well I would rather have them be suspicious in a case where there is absolutely nothing than unsuspicious in a case where there is actual abuse going on.

    • @missyrose2154
      @missyrose2154 Месяц назад +23

      Why are you laughing? At least they cared enough to be sure . Do you know how many kids are not checked on and suffer for years ? Be grateful your school checked

    • @tiffanylowles552
      @tiffanylowles552 Месяц назад +2

      Yeah my college friend was a tower diver 12&20 meter she had bruises on her shoulders and legs and arms , the school thought she was abuse

    • @r3dd3ath83
      @r3dd3ath83 Месяц назад +5

      My school completely ignored my pleas to be separated from my abusive father. Count yourself lucky that someone at your institution actually gave a shit

  • @bowtoyoursensei554
    @bowtoyoursensei554 23 дня назад +5

    I believe CPS could still remove the *other* child if the hospital files a report about the danger his brother poses.

  • @VilmaLazzarini
    @VilmaLazzarini Месяц назад +81

    Just like Henry from law and order svu

    • @gareginasatryan6761
      @gareginasatryan6761 Месяц назад +9

      Oh yeah. I remember that creepy episode

    • @matthewbee128
      @matthewbee128 Месяц назад +9

      @@VilmaLazzarini at least that episode ended with that kid rightfully going to juvie

    • @stevebonk8995
      @stevebonk8995 Месяц назад +10

      @@matthewbee128wasn’t there one where at the end the kid was going to get away with it and the father of his victim shot the kid dead?

    • @matthewbee128
      @matthewbee128 Месяц назад +9

      @@stevebonk8995 yes that was back in season 6. Basically similar circumstances, a kid is secretly a sociopath killer, the parents/the mom doesn’t believe it despite the numerous signs (the kid was kicked out two private schools for violent behavior and arson), by the time the cops put the pieces together the kid walks free but the grieving father of the victim, who fought for his release, shoots the sociopath

    • @lisettegarvin5030
      @lisettegarvin5030 Месяц назад +5

      There's a newer SVU about Henry. Don't remember the season or episode.

  • @everydaywithsandra
    @everydaywithsandra 29 дней назад +12

    I remember this episode this kid actor was awesome he was scary

    • @LeaflyLane
      @LeaflyLane 29 дней назад

      What's the show and episode? 😂 I want to watch it

    • @hadassahalpert5357
      @hadassahalpert5357 26 дней назад +1

      That kid is creepy

  • @Catsmeow90
    @Catsmeow90 27 дней назад +5

    A kid just wandering around ER... I Dont think so!

  • @IS_THIS_CHRIS
    @IS_THIS_CHRIS 5 дней назад +1

    So many parents don't realize that empathy needs to be nurtured. We are born with empathy to a degree but it must be reinforced throughout infancy and the early years. With so many kids in daycare nowadays it can get easily overlooked. Parents assume daycare reinforces empathy while daycare thinks it up to the parents.

    • @MissGiles-m6k
      @MissGiles-m6k 4 дня назад +1

      Psychopaths are not born with empathy. They cannot feel empathy because they lack the neuronal hardware necessary for that emotion. It's not their fault And the only extant treatment for a psychopathic child is showing them what empathetic behavior looks like when a sad or upsetting thing happens and having the child ape the reaction, and keep practicing til they're good at it. The point is to not stand out as weird. The incentive is the the reward of social acceptance and a life that will be much easier when his/her behavior fits in. Even as an adult, they will never feel empathy or warmth toward others but at least they can live in society and even have friends and a social life

    • @MissGiles-m6k
      @MissGiles-m6k День назад

      @@IS_THIS_CHRIS
      I like that you brought up the daycare aspect. It is such an important issue in today's world, but not much is discussed openly about it or the hidden risk in handing our babies over to a business that hires strangers to watch over them for eight to ten hours each day. Calling it "daycare" is a euphemism. At best, today's childcare centers are toddler mills overseen by someone who can't wait for the kid to be picked up. The best today's parents can hope for is a business that carefully screens who they hire, and that's no guarantee at all.
      The '70's changed our society dramatally when two incomes became necessary to buy a house and raise a family. The psychological health of our nation's children took absorbed brunt of that paradigm shift. Consistency and familial support are critical factors in developing minds. Our country doesn't even have such things on it's radar. Trump was recently asked if he had plans for reducing the suffocating costs of childcare for America's young families. He had no idea. He did not even realize child care costs were an important consideration! Biden never mentioned the costs of childcare either, I don't think.
      The whole subject of childcare matters a great deal because the quality of it determines so many behavioral and mental health outcomes .
      You brought up a great point. 👍

  • @BonnieKennedy-pj7tn
    @BonnieKennedy-pj7tn 18 дней назад +6

    You cant send them away, there is no help, you dont stop loving them. You do your best to keep everyone else safe, knowing you will probably be the target when it goes. I have one.

    • @HaveCommonSense76
      @HaveCommonSense76 15 дней назад +1

      I sure as hell wouldn’t keep someone around my family that hurts them.

    • @sherrienale9974
      @sherrienale9974 13 дней назад

      Please keep yourself safe.I wonder if shock treatments would help change the brain wiring? I'm not being nasty,just thinking there has to be some way to fix that?I'm praying for your family..

    • @BonnieKennedy-pj7tn
      @BonnieKennedy-pj7tn 13 дней назад +1

      @sherrienale9974 thank you. Mine currently in jail, set for release. Permanent heartbreak. Thank you.

  • @taleandclawrock2606
    @taleandclawrock2606 2 дня назад

    I met a child like this. Everywhere he went, he destroyed things. Zero remorse. Lie to your face even when literally caught red-handed. He was a danger to everybody and everybodys property. Did not appear to have normal emotions, hardly ever smiled, ceaselessly seeking risk. Lucky to have not offed himself several times over, he set fire to himself once. He was suspended from school more often than not, and kicked out of many schools. Very alarming and concerning as that boy appeared on track to becoming a very dangerous adult.

  • @DowntownsUptown
    @DowntownsUptown 17 дней назад +3

    THIS IS A TV SHOW! 😸

  • @passiveaggressiveflamingo6851
    @passiveaggressiveflamingo6851 23 дня назад +2

    My cousin is like this. Has been all his life. My grandmother was TERRIFIED OF HIM. His parents have always enabled, coddled and covered for him. Women disappear where he works as a traveler in the union. Hes a slimy weirdo predator that makes me SICK.

  • @riripari2042
    @riripari2042 23 дня назад +3

    I didn't understand the parents in this episode. Logically and emotionally speaking I don't understand why they would cover for one son at the risk of the other and themselves because I feel like it could take but so many cps and police reports about child abuse before someone finally stepped in and took custody of both their kids because they assumed the father was the problem. The father could've also ended up in jail down the line. Wouldn't be the first time someone innocent did time behind bars due to perception and assumptions made.

  • @kriss2787
    @kriss2787 16 дней назад +1

    Sad when you are the parent of a child like that and you beg people for help and send the child for evaluation and therapy and the kid fools them all and doesn’t get the proper diagnosis or treatment and leaves your entire family life in a state of constant fear, while you as a concerned parent have to constantly be on guard and alert for the safety of your other children and yourself. And beg and beg for help that never comes

    • @heide-raquelfuss5580
      @heide-raquelfuss5580 2 дня назад

      Proffesionals can even think YOU want attention, suffering from by proxy.
      Life is dangerous if you do or do not.

  • @AESmith-bw1fy
    @AESmith-bw1fy Месяц назад +9

    My youngest stepdaughter fell off the jungle gym on the last day of school one year, then broke the other arm falling out of a playhouse later that summer. Poor thing spent her whole vacation in a cast. Good thing that didn’t happen during the school year!!😂

  • @jayvee7482
    @jayvee7482 11 дней назад +2

    Reminds me of Macaulay Culkin in "The Good Son"

  • @RainenStar2264
    @RainenStar2264 Месяц назад +2

    Nah you can tell the kid is wack when he literally starts talking in any sentence, I would be freaked tf out too if I was a doctor working with the family

  • @valeriewestbrooke2813
    @valeriewestbrooke2813 24 дня назад +2

    Doesn't this hospital have social workers with master's degrees and licenses. It's insulting that their services aren't even mentioned. You don't call a psychiatrist to handle child abuse reports.

  • @tashacanney2362
    @tashacanney2362 Месяц назад +16

    I had a couple dif elementary schools think my parents were abusing me but it was well-known to everyone that I was a skateboarder. Let me say that again... I. WAS. A. SKATEBOARDER.🤦‍♀️ Maybe it's cuz I'm a girl, ppl didnt think i was that good?😂

    • @happy777abc
      @happy777abc Месяц назад

      Keep skatin.
      But, that good,? With bruises everywhere? Hmmm.

  • @BonnieKennedy-pj7tn
    @BonnieKennedy-pj7tn 18 дней назад +1

    Trust me. They dont take them away... until its late in the game. Child protective services might remove the other child charging parents with failure to protect, but in spite of what this show says, no help is available, in our healthcare system, for the troubled child or the parents

  • @mikescarborough9196
    @mikescarborough9196 24 дня назад +15

    The idea of a psychopath growing up to be a doctor is sickening. The idea of a psychopath growing up to be president is horrifying.

    • @Linda-9037
      @Linda-9037 23 дня назад

      Yup we sure dodged a bullet not having Biden stay in office...who could check his watch as flag draped coffins pass by of 13 murdered military that he caused the deaths of in Afghanastan....Or Kamala Harris who torturously enjoyed making Kavanaugh squirm and weep in his seat with false accusations.And told lie after lie about Donald Trump to slander an innocent man.. with the "good people on both sides" LIE and the " bloodbath" LIE...Diabolical people...both of them

    • @wandabordelon4860
      @wandabordelon4860 22 дня назад

      Yes President Biden should not have been president, but many people were fooled by his narcissistic deception.

    • @colleencpc1
      @colleencpc1 21 день назад

      Especially when they pardon their felon children

    • @sandrastoffel
      @sandrastoffel 19 дней назад

      Listening to people like you is what’s horrifying

  • @henrikstenlund5385
    @henrikstenlund5385 22 дня назад +1

    I have seen terrible things psychopaths can do to other people, even to their own family, even as a child.

  • @hornfarrierservice9526
    @hornfarrierservice9526 26 дней назад +3

    The Government will help him. 🤔 they will put him to good use.

    • @heide-raquelfuss5580
      @heide-raquelfuss5580 2 дня назад

      Of course, governments are allways very caring people, concerned about its citizens wellfare and safty and so on.
      😅

  • @janepennebaker-mcconnell6564
    @janepennebaker-mcconnell6564 20 дней назад +1

    I remember being a sub for 7th graders one time. They were rebellious and difficult. So what. But there was one that gave me a slightly smirking smile. That one unerved me. He was creepy

  • @HogbergPhotography
    @HogbergPhotography Месяц назад +21

    Stupid parents never ceases to amaze me.. When shall we implement child license education to get the right to make children? Like 2 year full time studies before you legally can have a child would probaly suffice.

    • @SENSEF
      @SENSEF Месяц назад +3

      Yet the insane adults wander free. Like the man arrested for threatening my daughter and I in a parking lot at a church, we escaped and ran away inside the church. Cops found him and said he lives with his step-father in that neighborhood and was off his medication that day. Why the hell does our country tryst the insane to medicate themselves?!!! And I'm sure he was released the next day and lurking around again.

    • @luckyluca4720
      @luckyluca4720 29 дней назад

      Yeah, that would make things better for everyone

    • @Mayfitz
      @Mayfitz 28 дней назад

      IQ tests,parenting classes,etcetc! License to breed$$$

  • @kit2130
    @kit2130 16 дней назад +1

    Too many people are quick to blame parents. But some people are born with bad wiring. Nothing you do for them can change it. Sometimes you even have to remove yourself from them to save yourself.