"Little Boy Who Walked With Monsters" The Sister's Story (PART 3) | THE DISTURBING TRUTH
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024
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Rochelle Neave is Rikki Neave's little sister. This is her story and my interview with her.
Rikki Neave and his siblings were failed by everyone but mostly by their mother Ruth Neave. And even though she was tried for Rikki's murder, she was found not guilty. But she did end up inside for 7 years for hurting her children.
What really happened to Rikki Neave on his way to school that morning in 1994? Ruth Neave harmed her children for sure but how far would she actually go? This is one of Peterborough England's darkest days. One the Neave sisters are still trying to make complete sense of. Failed by everyone around them, this is their brother's story. The little boy who walked with monsters was Rikki Neave.
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When she said "I get so angry with my kids sometimes but I'd never even think of hurting them", it soothed my heart. These kids were finally taken care of by good families and they broke the cycle of abuse. ❤️
I appreciate this interview Mr Black. She is a very strong and brave woman who is so inspiring. RIP sweet Rikki..
* Lord Black
The amount of work this content creator puts in is honestly pretty applaud worthy. Such quality content in every video. Kudos to this channel for real, I don’t say that for many channels. 👏👏👏
I would love to see Mr. Black do an interview with Collier Landry, who has a You Tube channel. His dad, who was a doctor and was having an affair and had a pregnant mistress, killed his mother and as a child and he famously got on the stand in front of news crews as the only witness besides his 3 year old sister and gave the testimony that put his father away. I'd love to see them do something like this and discuss the case. It's a really heartbreaking case.
💯 agree!
Agree with you 💯👌🏼
First video i ever watched was Fidel Lopez & i was glued to it. Fkn Fantastic. We thank u for the time and hard work you put into these videos.
I agree! His videos are my favorite.
100% true. Top quality 🇦🇺
It blows my mind how she describes her brother’s statements and actions, it sounds like she’s describing a teenager. He called his mother every name under the sun…he went to the shops to get things for his family…he said he wished his Dad would stop coming in and out and just stay…these are a much higher maturity level than a normal six year old would express. Just shows how fast these poor kids had to grow up just to survive. I’ve seen kids like this, old heads on young shoulders.
@Queen🥀Of🥀Ravens I've had to grow up extremely fast too. I only have my daughter, (6 months) but I love seeing her smile like crazy, giggle and laugh with no worries and not a care in the world. I hope I can make this innocence last until she's much older, I have no faith that once I am forced to put her into school that she will be able to keep that considering the children, teachers and subjects they teach nowadays...
I agree. Children's bodies, spirits and minds are meant to be protected
@@PoptartParasol If you think it's just nowadays you're fooling yourself. As soon as kids get around other kids they're tainted. More so than what teachers are teaching. I knew stuff at 6 years old I shouldn't have known. I wouldn't feel safe sending my kid to public school. Too many shootings above all else.
Very well said thank you ✌
I had to take care of my baby brother at the age of 4. I don't remember my childhood, but maybe there's a reason for that. God must have protected me.
Me too. I have to keep reminding myself that she's describing a little 6 year old. So unfair what happened to him
Rochelle is very beautiful and soft spoken…that was very kind of her to chat about all those heartbreaking moments
People who have never been abused have no idea how it affects your mind and life💔
R.I.P. Rikki
Peace Be With You Rochelle ❤️
I really appreciate your documentaries, and the truth you speak, my name is Jason Slusher, my daughters name was Kayleigh Jayne Slusher, she was murdered by her “mother” and her boyfriend. It involved cops, neglect, and a lawsuit. It happened in Napa ca , I would really like you to cover it, she needs justice . Please please please , give her a voice!!
Goddamn. That's painful to read. I can't imagine. You email me. I got your back. Poor guy. Keep your head up brother. Heart breaks reading this.
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God Bless you Jason. Praying God gives you comfort and peace that passes all understanding.
I'm so so sorry. I can't even begin to imagine. My heart breaks for you.
She was so beautiful, may Kayleigh Rest In Peace
@The Disturbing Truth I really hope you can cover this father's case as it sounds like it will have everything you need to work your magic with your amazing story telling skills and visuals...I think it may help this father in his grieving process.. RIP To Your Sweet Child 💚❤
My heart goes out to Rochelle,the fact that she recalls such events from being only 3 years old,just shows the impact that awful woman(I won't call her a mother as she clearly doesn't know the meaning)has had on her. RIP Ricky you didn't deserve this. 💔
Fantastic deep dive into this,coming from the UK I am aware of Ricky,but learnt so much more from you. New sub here. Thank you for sharing Ricky's story. ❤️❤️❤️
My own mother was a monster. She destroyed my older brother. I stayed out of her way as much as possible, but my "childhood" still affects me and I'm now 59. The best thing she ever did for us was die. That sounds so bad, but she truly was a monster who never should have had kids.
I’m sorry to hear that,
Keep strong 🙏
That doesn't sound bad it sounds honest.
Mine too.she is evil.
@@lunashynesparkles8913 My dad was my monster. My mom had a TBI, so she was and is totally dependent on him. He gave her hell too, and she could defend me or herself. I hated her for a while until I understood, now I'm just sad and sorry she can't get away, and I can't save her. I'm NC with my monster, and don't give a rat's ass if he's still alive or dead.
Sending you all my love ❤️
I am 71 and my mother was an abuser. she stayed drunk. stabbed my daddy, a precious godly man., 5 times. when my brother turned 17 she stabbed him. my daddy signed for him to go to army at 17. at 18 he was in Vietnam. he took his life as my other brother did . she hit me with a ball bat and knocked me out. I ran away and got married at 16. thank you for your inspiration. I have 2 daughters thar are teachers. they go to church and are godly women. my 5 grandsons are Christians all in college. I'm the only one left. my daddy worked at American airlines and had a massive heart attack and lived. my mom would stand over him drunk and beg him to die. she died of lung cancer and I forgave her. thx again Mr black for interviewing this beautiful survivor as I am. I only told my therapist about this. 🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍🌹🌹🙏🙏
I feel sad after reading this. Wishing you peace and happiness.
Thank you for sharing, and I’m sorry for the traumatic life you’ve experienced. So glad you found sunshine in a dark world. ❤️
You're a better woman than I am for sure. Forgive is a hard word for me when someone has abused me in any way. I wish you peace and happiness.
this interview brought tears to my eyes. it's amazing how Rochelle has broken the cycle of abuse, and has become a loving caring lovely human being. i can't help but feel that Rikki is proud of his little sister, and watches over her every day. thank you for helping to tell Rikki and Rochelle's stories.
This channel deserves way more views. In depth stories, good facts, unique visuals, doesn't cut away the emotion, and also interviews with people involved in the case...
Underrated channel.
The mom may not have been the one to technically kill him, but I still hold her responsible too. If given the chance, she would have killed him or his spirit. Someone else just beat her to it. 😔 rest in peace Ricky 🖤
I truly believe she would have killed him eventually.
Ricky sounds like such an amazing soul. We’ve all lost so much when we lost him! I know we don’t know him, yet, we know his love and good heart and our own hearts ache knowing he tried to protect his sisters! Such a good soul.
@Tracy Craft I'd love to think little Ricky is running and frolicking in Heaven near God, just being the sweet little boy God made him to be. Even if ypu aren't religious, I'd like to think Little Ricky is somewhere all these years later safe and sound and happier than ever. :)
Thanks Lord Black for being you, so many emotions, empathy for the children, anger at the parents, disbelief in a system that couldn't or wouldn't help and support these children, very sad.....
I live down the road. I remember this case so well. My daughter was little at the time. I remember praying please just let him be hiding in a friend's house or somewhere...we were all horrified. And since these documentaries have been made I'm even more horrified about how this case was handled. RIP Ricki.
Thank you for interviewing this poor lady and what she has gone thru. I couldn't even imagine the suffering. It doesn't ever go away. I hope little Rikki's family and friends find Peace in their lives.
What an absolute diamond in the rough Rochelle Neave is.
A perfect example of a "REAL" person who has successfully come out the other side of darkness brighter and full of love and kindness than most
Thanks so much
Don’t be fooled. The apple didn’t fall far from the tree and her cocaine addiction comes before any of her kids needs. She’s not as bad as her mother but like her she should never have had children
I found your channel 3 days ago and I’m pretty sure I haven’t taken an earphone out of my ear ever since…Fucking finally someone who shows the victims the respect they deserve while absolutely dragging the shit out of those monsters that commited some of the most horrible crimes ever commited….I’m here to stay 💯
Emma Kenney is also very good with true crime. check her out if you haven't already ☺️
She is the same age as my daughter. As a mother and grandmother, I can't imagine what she and her siblings were going through. Who does this to there own flesh and blood?. God bless this woman and her siblings and rip Prince Rikki. So horrific.
Is she around 33 ?
@@terimorris6394 im 31
The reason why people who have been abused, who know how it feels, can abuse others is because they've allowed the trauma to close off their hearts completely so they almost no longer feel. It's too painful for them and then they are just not completely conscious and all they do is reenact pain because that's what they've become. They basically allowed their pain to consume them and they are no longer a feeling human. That's how they can do it. We can't understand it from our perspective because we are still conscious and connected to our hearts.
Rochelle is such a brave, brilliant, strong, beautiful woman! Rikki is looking down smiling and watching over his sister’s and their children. I’m overwhelmed by her strength and love. What a warrior. * I don’t know what day you did this video but it’s been hotter than Hades here!
This is a very moving interview, a natural conversation with respect and comfort. I admire the journey this young women is on.. her strength and healing is inspiring.
Well you have exceeded my expectations with this case, well done. The previous two parts were already thorough and enlightening.
Far too many people don’t know that children can recall things at very young ages. I remember my egg donour pushing my big brother down the stairs when I was 2! She was angry that he came out of his room, he was going to the toilet! I always knew to stay away from her but that still haunts me. She once had us all in the car and my brother fell out of the car. She didn’t latch the door properly. We were screaming for her to stop, he was running after the car. He wasn’t brought to hospital at all. She never drank or did drugs. Just pure evil.
I really like this girl. She has a beautiful energy despite what she has been through and I feel she is protected very strongly by her angels and that she is very powerful and her life is only going to get better and better the more she just continues to listen to her intuition.
That's a powerful message straight from your soul. I don't know you but after reading your message I feel that I know who you are inside. You touched my soul.
Of all the wonderful kind words here, I do hope Rochelle sees yours.
@@rabbit3212010 aw thank you so much
Bless her heart. This has to be so hard for her to talk about. I can't imagine. Brave strong woman.
What a woman. All that work she's put into getting well and helping others. Please let her know she is so very admired and respected.
Perth. Australia
This pissed me off !! This little cute boy didn't have a chance at all. The system failed him many,many times . He was failed by many . Neighbors, teachers, relatives virtually everyone. Thank you for sharing these stories. Hopefully it'll make people more aware of the evils of people, RIP little Ricky.
It's so eye opening to hear these stories. Most kids that had drug addicts parents, and went into foster care, have horrific stories.. I had a messed up childhood. A very dysfunctional childhood. I was in foster care, and seen things I shouldn't have. My mom was a crack addict. But hearing these stories make me realize how lucky I am. Me and my siblings. We were never abused physically, verbally, or sexually. My mom spanked me once. I can remember. I was 7. We weren't neglected, starved, or dirty. We were so lucky.
Your content is absolutely second to none ...and this interview with Rochelle has been truly appreciated and much needed I hope that Rochelle continues to heal and grow Thankyou for yet again exposing the evil in this world rip little one Ricky you deserved so much more x
So brave of this young woman to come on and tell these horrors. I’m a mother and I can’t imagine treating my children that way.
As an adult who survived violent child abuse that left me with PTSD and permanent nerve damage, I greatly appreciate you not sugar coating these stories, I love that you speak for the innocent, I admire your complete honesty, and I respect that you’re biased. It’s extremely refreshing. You speak respectfully of the victims and trash talk the monsters, and that’s something I support. Never stop making amazing content because your narration, editing and hard work is beyond this world. I also greatly respect you for speaking for the innocent and amplifying their voices.
It also angers me seeing how often kids are failed by the system, myself included. Social workers knew what was happening, saw how often I ended up in hospital with head injuries/strangulation marks, the local police were practically begging social work to help (small NE Scottish town, everyone knew everyone sorta place) and would help me where possible but the police could only do so much, a local young persons charity could only do so much as they didn’t have the powers needed to remove me from the home. It took until I was 19 and having to reach out to a young persons charity in Aberdeen (city where I am now), the local council didn’t help so I had to reach out and beg for help, and this charity actually helped, they saw the violence and went “ayo WTF” and rehoused me within the week, where I was able to actually receive mental health help, therapy, get a proper diagnosis for PTSD, and eventual help with my nerve damage.
You know what I really hate about this case? This “mother” reminds me so much of my own, how she is innocent, how everyone’s lying, how she’s not to blame, how she totally never abused her kids, how the worlds against her. I’ve had no contact with my own biological mother for a long time now, but she still acts the victim, that I’m somehow “spiteful”, I’m a “liar”, how I’m “ungrateful” etc etc, but thankfully my friends fully believe me because they saw the abuse firsthand, that I was forced to bring up my brother as if he was my own child, that she enabled my brothers physical violence, that she was psychologically abusive, that she would ignore me when my brother strangled me and/or knocked me out and refused to help me, where she’d try to withhold important medications from me, where my disabilities were somehow grounds for constant abuse, harassment and vile hatred, because even once I’d moved out the abuse never stopped, it just changed.
She had the exact same attitude, that she couldn’t possibly be guilty of abusing her daughter, that I was “sick in the head” and “making it up for attention”, and like… why would I lie about any of that? There’s well documented police and hospital reports about the physical violence, did Grampian Police and the NHS make those up to? Was it just some extremely elaborate ruse? I just cannot wrap my head around these alleged mothers who refuse to accept any responsibility, blame the world and constantly act the victim, I just don’t get it, because they’re almost never believed yet continue to act this way, why?
It’s just rage inducing seeing how many of us were failed by the system, that there were responsible adults who could see what was happening and telling the system “this kid needs help”, and the system not acting, not helping, not doing anything. They’d book a time to see my mother and visit the home, so she’d know well in advance they were coming, which meant forcing me to clean the entire house, forcing me to clean up after my brother and make sure he was in clean, presentable clothing, telling my brother he was to “keep an eye” on me in case I “stepped out of line” and he could do “whatever you (he) want to do after social leave if she (me) doesn’t behave perfectly”, told what to say, how to act, all while the threat of violence was there.
I do remember after one social meeting where I’d done exactly what she wanted she encouraged my brother to be violent anyway, he grabbed my hair and smashed my head into the wall a couple times before I collapsed and went unconscious, when I came round I was on the floor and told I “deserved it” by my mother, and that I deserved it because “you’re as bad as your brother” when all I’d done was exactly what she said out of fear. I’d then tell my youth worker what had happened, she relayed it to social services and guess what? It would just be a repeat, it would just happen all over again where my mother was warned when they’d be visiting, to do all the housework, care for my brother, care for my mother, getting threatened with violence, the usual song and dance when social came over where I barely spoke out of fear, and getting violently attacked no matter what I did.
My youth worker had documented the bruising around the top of my arms, stomach, top of my legs, neck and head, there were witness statements, the local police were practically begging social work to do anything, reports from teachers when I was actually able to attend school (I had about a 30% attendance rate), the hospital reports, there were so many folk telling social services “this young girl needs help” and instead of actually speaking to me quietly, away from my mother and brother, and yet they’d always ask me when both my mother and brother were in the room. I just don’t understand why social services constantly let down kids in need of help.
I'm sorry for whatever happened to you, but this is about Riki, not you. You're alive. You survived, like a lot of us did, myself included. Rikki didn't. I strongly suggest therapy. You need to stop living in your past. You continue to let your abusers have power over you. Let it go.
@@renepassa1969 oh eff off, if you don’t want to read/ listen go elsewhere ffs. It’s not for you to dictate what is important for the rest of us smh
@@renepassa1969 , Yes its is a story about Ricki and the horror he endured before his MURDER by Monsters..but he also represents those of us who are alive today DESPITE the abuse endured. And if you cant at the very least have SOME FCKIN EMPATHY for other victims then you do indeed need to leave this channel because it always will represent all of the victims and AlWAYS will. Those stupid remarks should be editede.
I hope your life continues to grow and just let me tell you how strong you are for surviving. Its an inspiration
@@mellissahale1220 you’re an absolute QUEEN, thank you! Really not trying to take away from Ricki’s story, I was pointing out how social services often don’t help, they see what’s happening and don’t actually help the child in need, they warn the parents before meetings which gives time for the child to be coached on what to say and how to behave, how the system isn’t protecting children as best as it could and it needs massively improved, because if social services actually did their jobs then Ricki would’ve been safe, he’d have been taken away from a mother who refused to love him or even treat him as human, and that resonated with me DEEPLY because I’ve been there, I was just lucky to walk away alive (but with PTSD and permanent nerve damage from the abuse). I feel heartbroken so many cases like this constantly happen where kids in danger are left alone with their abusers because social work don’t want to “break up the family” when the family is the biggest danger to the kid. I’m extremely grateful you understood my ramblings and how Ricki’s story resonates with me deeply, and have put an idiot with the ironic name “being offended is a choice” (who seems to be offended by choice) in his place like the QUEEN you are, thank you 💖🥰
Beautiful sister, to a brother who still shines within her, and beside her.
Thankful to have listened to You, and Rochelle's conversation... Our hearts are with Your Rikki, You and everyone of His True Loved Ones 💝🙏💝
What an awesome surprise Mr. Black, thank you for sharing this with us! She seems very bright, aware, and stable considering her upbringing and what she saw & endured! You’re absolutely right, she deserves to be heard
Thank you for this interview 🙏🏼 This woman is a Queen 👸🏼 I'm so glad she was able to turn her life around after all the trauma and lose she's been through! And she broke the cycle her birth vessel put her and siblings through. I pray she's able to live a long happy life. RIP 🙏🏼 RICKY .
I’m glad you’re so respectful towards the survivors (I don’t like calling them “victims”) I can’t imagine having a so called mother like this.
Evil doesn't need a reason for their evil deeds. It's atrocious what happened to this kids. I can't imagine their fear. I wish this young lady all the best. ❤️... I signed the petition.
Wow, I'm in tears.
What a beautifully raw, inspirational and genuinely heartfelt interview!
One of your best Mr Black!!
Rochelle, keep being your gorgeous self. Please know that your courageous strength shines and is a true testimony to your beautiful character. Keep living life with conviction, you are amazing!! 💗
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I have vivid memories going back to one or two years old. I've always had them. I have memories of my younger sibling being violently abused. I'm so sorry, Rochelle.
Wow man…this whole series was absolutely INCREDIBLE!!! 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 thank u-truly!! For your commitment to telling Ricky’s story as well as giving his sister Rochelle a voice. I was a fan of your channel before but this…this just secured your position as one of my top 3 RUclipsrs! 😍😆👏🏻 you’re awesome man! Keep up the amazing work!! I know this 3-part series is gonna make your sub count skyrocket!!!
To have such memories as a toddler. Just 3 years old. 💔 Heartbreaking to say the least..
Very brave to do this interview.
I'm especially happy she got to tell *her* story...
Mr. Black. TY for giving her the platform to be able to speak her peace...
Sending positive vibes from the Windy City 💚 🤍 🧡
Love your work, man. The production value, the strong stance on condemning awful criminals, your work is very impressive.
What a kind and lovely woman, I can say without doubt that we are all proud of her for breaking this cycle
This is very appreciated that you both did this. You each are awesome people. She's very gorgeous and it's really great to see people who have delt with traumatic horrible treatment and yet they came out the other side as wonderful compassionate empathetic people. To me that's the most amazing and beautiful thing to see. It's the realest way to overcome toxic destruction. I'm proud of you guys. I went through drug addiction and was SA'd by a person and I didn't think I could survive but somehow, someway, I found a way to overcome it, and now I'm 9 yrs clean and I really don't take any thing for granted anymore. After coming back from hitting rock bottom I gained a new perspective and I learned the power of perspective as a beneficial tool to many things in life. I got into photography when I was healing from addiction and needing to find things to get outside and exercise as well so it addressed 2 birds with 1 stone. Im just very happy for you guys for pushing through and finding ways to keep going. You guys impact the world in such a beneficial and positive way just by being the person that you are today. Keep being you. You guys kick ass 🤘🏻have a great day
🙏🙏 Thank you for allowing me to listen to your story. You are a strong beautiful woman and I admire your strength🙂
I believe it's a CHOICE to break the cycle. I was exposed to every abuse a child could go through because my mother was a drug addict and my father was a SA. I was made an award of the state at 8/9 (1971) and was in and out of foster homes and institutions as well as being sent back home when they had no families to take me. When i was about 10, i made a promise to myself that I'd never let anyone hurt my children when i became a mummy... I'm now a mother of 4 , a grandmother of 9, and a great grandmother of 6, and every one of them are well adjusted, happy, and very much loved 🥰.... i made that CHOICE... and broke that cycle!
I'm not saying I was a perfect mother, I made mistakes... but my children were NEVER abused or neglected, and I told them every day that I loved them, and I still do to this day.
I saw the name Beth Thomas on my screen and knew I'd heard about her but it wasn't until Mr. Black mentioned her story to Rochelle that I remembered who she was. There is a movie I saw decades ago called Child of Rage about a young child named Catherine who wanted to be called Cat. Her father abused her and her brother so horribly it was incredible when memories of what was done to them came out. I lost track of how much Beth was helped by the intense therapy she underwent but she proved herself a survivor just as Rochelle is doing. Bless children from abusive homes who manage to overcome their childhoods and flourish as adults, and blast all the social organizations who failed to protect them.
My own mother was abusive to me in many ways, and this helps make sense of certain things for me...she had me diagnosed with ODD and "anger issues" at 5 years old, now I'm 31 and after years of therapy am realizing my "anger" was from being sexually abused by her boyfriends, along with the abuse she doled out. I'm autistic, and now I have a son and even though I carry pain and trauma, I can breathe easily knowing my son will NEVER question my love for him, and he will always feel safe with me. Thank you so much for doing what you do, from a surviving child who too walked with Monsters 💖
Thank you, growing up on the Welland estate all you ever heard was how horrible Ruth was, rumours about how she treated her children and her actions leading up to rikkis murder and afterwards. Its great to see that Rochelle broke the cycle, not only from the abuse of her mother, but also of the estate, its not often that you hear success stories of people who lived there.
I didn't know rikki personally, he was a friend of friends. But you could never forget him. There was a clock placed in the dining area of Welland primary in memory of rikki. And his story was shared by his friends to new students when they asked about the clock.
I'm so proud that somebody has had the strength to stand up for rikki, and his siblings to tell the truth. Because it was always so frustrating watching and reading about how sad Ruth was etc, knowing that her neglect was something that led to him loosing his life.
Awesome Mr. B!!! I'm stuck in a hotel room In Tacoma Wa, and I'm super bored but now I have something to do!!!
Thank you so much for your hard work, Mr. Black. I made my dad a lord for his 60th birthday in 2020 with Established Titles and he was so happy! But now throws the fact that he’s a lord in my face every once in a while😅
Dude I LOVE this!!! 😆😍👏🏻 my parents wedding anniversary is August 16th and I’m totally doing this!!
Well Lord Black, I must say that I love seeing you talking to us. It is so much more personal and I have wondered for so long what you look like, but it is the way you present a story and add your own personal touches {or should I say Phrases} You have the perfect voice for narrating with feeling and depth and you say what we are all thinking. Thank you for your dedication and hard work. You are doing Marvelous Darling 😁
You dive deeper than any other true crime content creator, thank you for putting so much research into these stories. I know it can’t be easy. But I have mad respect for the way you speak your mind and put your heart and soul into each case.
I'm so glad you did this video. Ruth needs to be called out on her evilness.
I only discovered your channel recently, the night you released Part 1 of this series actually. Just wanted to say how much I appreciate your unique and respectful take on this case, as well as the others you have created videos on too. The quality of your content and your presentation style are really engaging, and I’m so impressed with your channel. Thank you so much for sharing Ricky and Rochelle’s stories with us!
Rochelle is an incredible person! It is so amazing how far she has come after going through all that she has- not only as a child but as an adult as well! This interview was so inspiring & i am so incredibly proud of Rochelle & all that she has done(& i dont even know her!) Mr. Black- Thank you so much for sharing all of this- rikki's story & Rochelle's! ❤
Thanks so much my saying is never let your past definitely your future
Well done, Lord Black :) I don't think I've ever seen you interview anyone, but I'm here for it! You did an excellent job!! Thank you!
I remember lots from when I was three and I'm sure that someone who faced the horrendous abuse Rochelle did would always carry it in her mind and heart
It breaks my heart listening to Rochelle! Those Defenseless Children went through Absolute Hell, and I'm sorry they Suffered so much!
Loved this video (the whole series really) his sister is a beautiful person, a very strong individual, and an incredible survivor. I can't imagine going through something like what they had to endure, yet she made it through beautifully, shining bright on the other side!! I am so sorry this happened to her and really wish I could give her a hug! She is now one of my heroes, and I am grateful that she was comfortable enough to share her childhood trauma with us! So thank you both for the video!!! RIP Rikki
And for you two...
Stay You, Stay True, Stay Awesome!!
From the little we know about Rikki, I can see his living memory in Rochelle when she talks about her little sister. From such a young age, he was doing everything he could to help his starving siblings, even though he had to know he'd get in deep trouble if caught. Pardon my French, but he would be so, so fcking proud of her. I just know it.
Gave 5 x 5 ft of Scottish land (47$!) to my parents for their 56th anniversary on July 4th. And despite my dad's dementia, he had mom go on the computer right away to show him where his land was.. Turns out it's 2 hours from our family's ancestral land. If your family is Scottish, it's a "must get" gift they'll love. My mom, being the practical account type that she is, her first question was, "who's paying the taxes?" Classic Mom. Don't have the means to support you on Patron right now; but, at least I can help plug your sponsor. Great show BTW, as always!
Thank you for the great work you do in presenting these videos. Mucho ❤️
Rochelle is so brave to come amd speak out about her traumatic past and all she has been through, especially when that vile POS Ruth is out here trying to play victim.
My thoughts are with Rochelle 💙
What makes you so good in my opinion is that you will invite a professional, or someone who is close to the case, and hear them out even if their opinion is opposite of yours. Side note: I had been listening to part 1&2 and didn't know this was next. When you said Rochelle would be talking and saying her truth which Ruth PUBLICLY tried to undermine...I cried. I cheered....and I listened/watched carefully, and I hope that bothers you Ruth wherever you are. I really hope it does. You can't bully Rochelle, Rikki or your other children into silence ever again. I have officially subscribed.
I think it's wonderful that you were able to have Rochelle as a speaker on your chanel. This really added a greater depth to Rikki's case and gave her a voice to raise greater awareness of the truth behind her brother's tragedy, something she is so clearly very passionate about. I wish her pursuits all the best and nothing but the best.💕
I love this interview. I feel like I've just watched two very different people become friends.some really good life lessons too. What a great young woman. Her insight is amazing, she should be very proud indeed. The inks Mr Black.
I applaud this so much, it shows genuine care and empathy to follow up on a case in such a personal way. Thank you!
Thank you so much for doing this interview and allowing her to speak her story. How frustrating it must have been for her to see that her pos "mother" did a documentary and lied to the world all over again!! I feel so sorry for Ricky but also for all the surviving kids in the family to have gone through such trauma..💔
Ruthless Ruth is such a horrible creature 😖
WOW, dude this is an astonishing interview. You did an amazing job.
Thank you Mr Black for this interview. Rochelle, you are a such a strong woman and very courageous. You've been through so much shit, but it seems to have made you a much stronger and better person. God bless you and RIP Rikki 💙🙏
Sending love to Rochelle and her family! Also, great job on the interview Mr. Black! ❤️
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@@rochelleneave32 Well done Rochelle. Best wishes from my family to yours. X
I am so proud you Rochelle, you have triumphed through evil, and you have turned into such an incredible, strong, powerful woman. Thank you for being such a strong advocate for your sweet little brother and keeping his memory alive. RIP sweet baby boy.
Mr Black, thank you for all the hard work you truly put into giving these victims the justice they deserve. You say what we all think and you never back down.
I am glad that you have spoken with and are sharing your interviews with Ricky's family. Because of your subjective storytelling, a sliver of their pain is now mine. (I don't buy Ruth's fake outrage and lies any more than you do.) I wish my anger could ease their pain or soften the memories, but I doubt it will. Hopefully they can rest easier knowing that Ricky's life is known and the monsters who ended it can't hide behind fake grief or illness.
Be well and safe everyone! 🖖🐢👣
I watched all of these, and this one gave me serious goosebumps; Rest in Peace Rikki 🙏
Thank you for the interview and keeping Rikki’s memory alive
As a foster mom of a child with RAD, I can vouch that those are the hardest children to parent. There is no amount of love that can fix them and there isnt anything you can do to make them feel loved.
I’m particular about the channels I listen to. Yours is outstanding. Thank you for telling the victim’s story.
Thank you for this heartbroken interview Mr Black. My respect for your passion with your work, so well done. She was courageous remembered her beautiful brother, with this tribute. Thank you both.
Rest in Peace little Rikki⚘
This was such an interesting interview. Thank you for putting this out there and giving a voice to one of the victims of this tragedy.
As someone who was abused to a less severe degree, lots of things resonated with me throughout this talk.
As a mam I'm super proud of you. Horrendous people in this world. RIP little Rikki your sisters love you. Lord Black you've done an amazing job.
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I think this is the best true crime channel on RUclips right now.
Rochelle Neave you are a inspiration. I'm so sorry you and your siblings went threw that hell and where let down by everyone who was supposed too protect you. Ruth is a monster only monsters can do that too innocent, helpless children. RIP brave little Rikki
What an incredibly strong and brave young woman. Rochelle I wish you all the very best for your life and your work in helping others.
Thank you so much for the respectful way you approached this awful tragedy 🙏🙏🙏
Wow , Rochelle is an amazing , strong , loving , beautiful woman. God bless her. I can’t imagine what Rikki, Rochelle and the other siblings lived through.
Excellent content as always Lord Black 😉
My theory is that she used James as a murder weapon. We know she was abusive, and we know that she flat out told social services that she wanted to kill her son. She was manipulative of everyone around her, all the time, so I think she set up the entire situation, knowing exactly what James was capable of, and I think she put her son in his power in a time and place she knew would result in the end she wanted, because she very clearly did not want him around, and said as much, to many people, on different occasions.
9 p.m.,I just poured a glass of red wine,and saw this in my notifications~!!
Thank you Mr Black,,looking forward to the next livestream too~!!
Lol I love it! Usually I have to have a whisky about half way through his videos cus I’m Such a mess emotionally hahaha ‘the preemptive wine’ lol
Thankyou Mr Black and Rochelle for this heartfelt interview , your dedication for victims is inspiring, how you’ve not many more subs I don’t know for content alone without your personal input and speaking out for victims keep up the amazing work love from uk 🇬🇧 xxxx 💙💯👌🏻
FANTASTIC INTERVIEW!!!; THE ENTIRE 3 PARTS HOWEVER THANK YOU ROCHELLE FOR YOUR VOICE, STRENGTH & ESPECIALLY THE RESILIENCE YOU HAVE IN ORDER TO LET OTHERS KNOW THAT THEY CAN PREVAIL, THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO FORGIVE THE WAY THAT ALLOWS OUR HEART TO BE AND TREAT EACH ENCOUNTER OUTSIDE A PAIN THAT ALTHOUGH NO LONGER PHYSICAL BUT EMOTIONALLY A LIFETIME OF POSSIBLE DESTRUCTION. THAT THOSE WHO INSIST IT SHOULD BE SUPPRESSED OR SILENCED BECAUSE THEY DON'T WANT PPL BEHIND THEIR DOORS ON INSIDE, SAY SHIT LIKE GET OVER IT'S OVER, IN PAST OR WAS SO LONG AGO ARE THE EXTENDED TOXIC PEOPLE THAT NEED TO BE INCLUDED IN SEPERATING OURSELVES FROM. JUST NOT BEFORE SAYING IM HERE FOR EVER THE DAY COMES THAT YOU NEED THAT EAR OF UNDERSTANDING AND EVEN THO NOT IDENTICAL CIRCUMSTANCES BUT THEIR STORY IS JUST AS IMPORTANT. HOPEFULLY THEY WON'T GO THROUGH IT PERSONALLY BUT IT MAY BE A CLOSE LOVE ONE OR THE STRANGER THAT YOU WERE NEXT TO WHEN THEIR TRAGEDY STRUCK. DON'T FORGET TO REMIND THEM A APOLOGY WOULD NEVER BE NEEDED CUZ THEY DIDN'T UNDERSTAND. THANK YOU
MR BLACK,; ROCHELLE & LITTLE RICKY FOR BEING THE ONE THAT SUFFERED FOR US TO GROW N BE AWARE OF THE WORLD AROUND US EVEN NEXT DOOR!
Thank you for interviewing Rochelle. Thank you Rochelle you are an amazingly strong and beautiful person. I wish you all the best.
Wishing you the best to
I just want to say thank you to Rochelle for being so open. It's interesting that her substance abuse path sort of reminds me of my own, even if our childhoods were different. Glad she has found her purpose and path in life. I wish her a wonderful life going forward.
What an amazing woman and sister! A great advocate and voice fighting for Justice for her brother.
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That was absolutely awesome! She is a beautiful, inspiring young woman. Her strength and how she has pulled herself out of the darkness is astonishing. Thank you for sharing this very personal and tormenting part of your life. God's speed to you and yours. Rest in peace Rikki ❤❤❤
Such an inspiration she is!!! Bless her soul! I'm so so glad shes not letting what her mother did to her define who she is. X
I can't for the life of me understand how or why a mother could do such things to her kids.
What an amazing interview 👏 🙌 so thank you for bringing it to us. She truly is one of lifes beautiful souls 💜💚
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Lord Black that was a wonderful interview. Rochelle is such a strong and amazing woman, she is an inspiration. Thank you for covering this case and spreading this story, you did such an excellent job. I admire the hard work, dedication and passion you put into each case, I am proud of you as well. Much love from New Zealand 😊❤️💕
This channel is prime time television quality 👏
What a beautiful soul Rochelle has become ! Despite everything she has endured she was able to flourish into a beautiful woman and mother ! Mr.Black you are incredible and your passion for justice and the victims of the storys you male these videos about really comes through and is palpable! You have my upmost respect ! These videos are done so well .