The Wannabe Celebrity Whose Extreme Delusions Led To BRUTAL & SADISTIC Murder

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

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  • @susanhorn6401
    @susanhorn6401 2 года назад +5649

    I was married to a Narcissist for 30 years. I barely made it out alive. He shot me and handicapped for life. I now have PTSD, anxiety disorder, depression. I do not leave my home. I have to have everything delivered. This case sounds almost familiar. Very well done Kirsty and congratulations on your podcasts 🎉💞

    • @cawingcrows2072
      @cawingcrows2072 2 года назад +407

      I'm so glad that you managed to get out of that situation, that must have been really scary to try to get away from. You are so so stromg. ❤️

    • @rmarvel169
      @rmarvel169 2 года назад +91

      @Susan Horn sending you ❤️🙏🏻😘

    • @chaoswitch1974
      @chaoswitch1974 2 года назад +161

      I'm so sorry. Unless you've been there, it's hard to understand how we get stuck with narcissists for years.

    • @LisaMFischer
      @LisaMFischer 2 года назад +109

      I wish you nothing but the best in life. I pray that you are able to heal and grow into the woman you are meant to be. You deserve to be happy and loved. Surround yourself with loving, helping, healing and supporting people. Sending you virtual hugs ❤️❤️❤️

    • @cannedeggplant
      @cannedeggplant 2 года назад +60

      so happy that youre no longer in that situation. wishing you healing

  • @Creheda
    @Creheda 2 года назад +2268

    Damn, knowing that Mark carries a picture of her really breaks my heart. He has so much compassion for a girl he never even met. So many people in this story are in desperate need of serious therapy now.

    • @sadikakhan1385
      @sadikakhan1385 2 года назад +100

      Narcissists are actual demons that traumatise everything and everyone around them. more awareness should be spread about them. Poor sophie ❤

    • @a.k9673
      @a.k9673 2 года назад +49

      Sabrina was in desperate need of a pretty bad jail....

    • @davancomedia6803
      @davancomedia6803 2 года назад +46

      I know, right? That poor girl who never harmed a soul. She didn't deserve any of it. People can be so vile.

    • @flowerjpotter1629
      @flowerjpotter1629 2 года назад +25

      @@sadikakhan1385
      They do.
      Just one person can break so many hearts.
      Or in this case, it was two monsters wrecking the lives of strangers.

    • @empressink_
      @empressink_ 2 года назад +37

      I feel so bad for him as well, if you've seen that interview of him, he's clearly still suffering over Sophie's demise and the pain in his eyes is real. I hope Sophie is resting, so terrible what happened to her :(

  • @florevanderbaan7969
    @florevanderbaan7969 2 года назад +470

    The pictures of Sophie made me cry. She just looks so sweet and innocent, her smile was so warm and kind. RIP sweet girl

    • @margottamarriemer5299
      @margottamarriemer5299 2 года назад +11

      Me too. I usually don't cry in these types of videos but this one... made me cry so much... I hope Sophie is in a better place now... and I hope Mark will get his life back. So terrible

    • @RoseProductions503
      @RoseProductions503 2 года назад +1

      The before and after def a tear jerker because wow

    • @tazhanecampbell9036
      @tazhanecampbell9036 2 года назад +1

      Same I instantly cried 😩

    • @AlexandraBolz
      @AlexandraBolz 2 года назад

      Same and when I saw the pic says before her death I bawled. She looked like a dying patient that lost hope in life.

  • @totallytubular9392
    @totallytubular9392 2 года назад +860

    I feel like Sabrina just wanted an “excuse” to hurt someone. I don’t think she truly believed that Sophie did anything. Sabrina is just straight up evil. My heart goes out to Sophie and her family. She seemed like such a kind soul

    • @pompeysalz2976
      @pompeysalz2976 2 года назад +26

      I feel you are absolutely right about Sabrina,getting power-trips out of hurting someone else,an innocent,really is a sick trait to have..and having bi polar is no excuse.I know people with bipolar who would never hurt anybody else.It’s a label that is totally mis used..

    • @totallytubular9392
      @totallytubular9392 2 года назад +10

      @@pompeysalz2976 yeah I agree! Having bipolar isn’t an excuse. Also, just because someone has bipolar doesn’t make them dangerous, or violent. I’ve known a few people with bipolar. Only one of them was violent, but idk if her bipolar disorder was to blame. I feel like there was something else going on with her. She voiced her fear of killing her partner and how she liked to hurt them. Idk what that is but it’s something extreme

    • @totallytubular9392
      @totallytubular9392 2 года назад +5

      @@pompeysalz2976 yeah I agree! Having bipolar isn’t an excuse. Also, just because someone has bipolar doesn’t make them dangerous, or violent. I’ve known a few people with bipolar. Only one of them was violent, but idk if her bipolar disorder was to blame. I feel like there was something else going on with her. She voiced her fear of killing her partner and how she liked to hurt them. Idk what that is but it’s something extreme

    • @Trutb_Seeker
      @Trutb_Seeker 2 года назад

      @@pompeysalz2976 I agree with u there. I have friends with bi polar also thst wouldn't hurt an animal never mind a fellow HUMAN x

    • @abebuckingham8198
      @abebuckingham8198 2 года назад +3

      She's highly paranoid and has imagined an entire relationship between people that have never met. I don't think she wanted an excuse I think she literally believes these things are happening.

  • @my_name_isadriana9618
    @my_name_isadriana9618 2 года назад +192

    Dear Danielle,
    I'm listening to you from Germany and I want to compliment you as you are so easy to understand, your pronunciation is so clear that it makes it really easy for people who's native language isn't English, to understand you.
    Also, it's very clear that you do a great research on all the cases and I think that's a lot of work, great work! Thank you so much!

    • @eochaidhoghachruithne
      @eochaidhoghachruithne Год назад +3

      No broad vowels or glottal stops (they're, you're, we're, she's, he's, I'm) for Danielle.

    • @eochaidhoghachruithne
      @eochaidhoghachruithne Год назад +6

      Oh yeah, not one r added to words ending in a vowel; shoe -> shoer, deny -> denier, Sabrina -> Sabrinar. Listen to the BBC evening news from London. All (Aller) words end in r. Danielle is precious.

    • @katastropheeee
      @katastropheeee Год назад

      @@eochaidhoghachruithneshut up

  • @Lukeyluluyt
    @Lukeyluluyt 2 года назад +1867

    Poor Sophie, she suffered unimaginably. May her kind gentle soul rest in eternal peace ❤️

    • @arvellataylor9784
      @arvellataylor9784 2 года назад +20

      Agreed RIP Sophie 🙏

    • @youngledstrip3184
      @youngledstrip3184 2 года назад +22

      Those are such kind words ! That poor sweet sweet girl may she Rest In Peace 🙏🏽🙏🏽🌹

    • @sunmi2539
      @sunmi2539 2 года назад +12

      Yes rip

    • @DutchIsraeli
      @DutchIsraeli 2 года назад +11

      Amen ❤

    • @RoseProductions503
      @RoseProductions503 2 года назад +5

      Right I’m not even finished watching and I’m so sad for her 🥲

  • @rsha6435
    @rsha6435 2 года назад +1627

    LIKING THE VIDEO BEFORE I WATCH IT BECAUSE I TRUST DANIELLE AND EVERYTHING SHE POSTS IS INCREDIBLE WITHOUT DOUBTS

    • @DancingInSeptember.
      @DancingInSeptember. 2 года назад +17

      I did too 😂

    • @klpiatt1972
      @klpiatt1972 2 года назад +10

      Same!

    • @jordans92169
      @jordans92169 2 года назад +11

      SAME! 😂

    • @rsha6435
      @rsha6435 2 года назад +3

      @@DancingInSeptember. I LOVEEE ITT

    • @rsha6435
      @rsha6435 2 года назад +9

      @@klpiatt1972 TRUE CRIME AND MAKEUP COMMUNITY IS THE BEST

  • @rachellovett7735
    @rachellovett7735 2 года назад +506

    Let’s all take a moment of silence for Sophie. She didn’t deserve all this. She’s going to remain in my thoughts and prayers.

    • @PamelaTenn
      @PamelaTenn 7 месяцев назад +4

      I strongly agree with You.
      We Will Never Forget Sweet, Precious Sophie.
      REST IN PEACE SWEET, BEAUTIFUL ANGEL: SOPHIE.

    • @sekndtoelongr
      @sekndtoelongr 4 месяца назад

      The poor sweet girl 😢

  • @Abbyyyleigh
    @Abbyyyleigh 2 года назад +594

    I used to be like sophie. I can relate to her inability to stick up for herself and get out of there. However, I dealt with a toxic narcissist last year and I eventually had a breakdown, which led to a breakthrough. I no longer fear speaking up for myself when I need to

    • @ryandjl8541
      @ryandjl8541 2 года назад +28

      That's rly good to hear .. my ex had fear to say no to anyone I had to teach her to stand up for herself bcus her parents sisters bros ect just emotionally and physically abandoned her but unfortunately she also had a problem with lying and it was too much to keep us together we ended amicably but I always worry about her :(

    • @Anna-Rose-
      @Anna-Rose- 2 года назад +21

      I had two. My mom and and my ex-husband. I'd been dealing with that 💩 all my life and I got sick and tired of it. I ended up shooting my ex-husband. I told him he was lucky that I let him live, and if he wanted to continue to live, then he'd best stay away from me. He never bothered me again.

    • @karenmilford7809
      @karenmilford7809 2 года назад +8

      Amen! I'm still working on speaking up for myself but sometimes - thank God - we end up stronger like you. I hope I get there too!

    • @SkittleMcPhee23
      @SkittleMcPhee23 2 года назад +3

      soso proud of you.🥺 sending nothing but love, healing, & good vibes your way, always.🖤🖤

    • @costealucia5357
      @costealucia5357 2 года назад +2

      There is no way someone normal can be the way Sophie was, when your life is in danger is not about YOU sticking up for yourself is about realizing danger and leaving to ask for help, idk the age of this Sophie but even a kid of 12 years old could have managed better, clearly she had some health problems.

  • @MrSiBrum
    @MrSiBrum 2 года назад +359

    Shit, I have Borderline Personality Disorder. You'd never find me take advantage of anyone, let alone a seriously vulnerable woman. And then to to torture & murder an innocent soul. I could never.
    The image of Sophie is traumatising. My heart breaks for her & all of her loved ones.
    Some humans can be so repugnant. They don't deserve life.

    • @jess0324
      @jess0324 2 года назад +39

      i have bpd too, cases like these are so upsetting /: glad we arent all this horrific.

    • @emival3335
      @emival3335 2 года назад +51

      I also have BPD and I left a comment to this video about my thoughts regarding this. Danielle makes a great video as always, my comment is just commentary on Sabrina and BPD. I wanted to bring it up that BPD is a misunderstood diagnosis and though she clearly has it, she’s also a minority in what actions she has taken when it comes to people with BPD.
      I’ve been treated successfully with DBT to the amount that I can manage my symptoms very well and I’m very open about my struggles with mental illness. I often speak about how BPD is misunderstood and the stigma around it. Like with many other diagnosis’s I would sum it up like this: the majority of people with mental illness are more likely to be the victim of violence and crime than the perpetrator.

    • @baileywright3113
      @baileywright3113 2 года назад +7

      This

    • @MegKampen
      @MegKampen 2 года назад +2

      This woman was a psychopath which is a million times worse than just a narcissist.

    • @MrSiBrum
      @MrSiBrum 2 года назад +13

      @@MegKampen Oh for sure. A narcissist is on some next level, but extreme psychopathy is a whole nother level. I didn't realise until recently that a lot people blend those with psychopathy & BPD as one. Saying people with BPD are the same as psychopaths. (Not that every psychopath is unhinged).

  • @madreep
    @madreep 2 года назад +275

    I heard about this one. There was a local shop owner who fed Sophie on occasion and really tried to help her but she wouldn't say what was wrong. It's very sad.

    • @steamyvegetables1445
      @steamyvegetables1445 Год назад +4

      I heard that from Disturban vid

    • @cmaden78
      @cmaden78 11 месяцев назад +8

      We truly never know what other ppl are dealing with. Which is why we really all have to make an effort to be kind to each other. Be nice to other humans is such simple common sense, that we sometimes forget it❤🥹🤗

    • @Gymtoshi
      @Gymtoshi 10 месяцев назад +2

      It really feels like everyone in this case failed Sophie. The neighbours, the shop owner, Sophie’s mom, everyone

    • @WickedWitchofTheEastKiraMelody
      @WickedWitchofTheEastKiraMelody 10 месяцев назад +2

      Narcissistic Personality don't believe anything is wrong that's the sole purpose of their creating false ego and false reality

    • @Kayla-kd8ov
      @Kayla-kd8ov 9 месяцев назад +9

      @@Gymtoshi only sabrina and sam failed her. Her mum had no idea, and obviously the neighbours and shop owners didn't know what was happening. she didn't even speak much english.

  • @seriouskhan
    @seriouskhan 2 года назад +137

    As a Psychologist I always say that Narcissism is on a spectrum like many other mental health disorders. To me the end of that spectrum is Sociopathy and even further delusional disorders. This is due to the tendency for narcissist to live in a fantasy (apart of the ego shield). It isn't hard to believe that that fantasy could become delusional thoughts and end in devasting results as in this case.

    • @eochaidhoghachruithne
      @eochaidhoghachruithne Год назад +1

      Please read some Greek philosophers: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle.😊

    • @rebeccasteinke4357
      @rebeccasteinke4357 Год назад +14

      ​@@eochaidhoghachruithnedid you assume that someone with a psych degree would not have read the most BASIC of Greek philosophers? the ones everyone reads in entry level philosophy that every single college student takes to get a degree? 😳🤔🤦‍♀️

    • @kays3873
      @kays3873 Год назад +1

      ​@@rebeccasteinke4357I never had to take a philosophy course when I was in my Psych university program. I mean, I took several because I found them interesting, but it was never a requirement to get a degree at my university...

    • @LLace
      @LLace Год назад

      @seriouskhan So are you saying that APD is part of delusional disorders and further down the line there are more delusional disorders? Is that what u meant ?

    • @cmaden78
      @cmaden78 11 месяцев назад

      Well put❤

  • @rebecaalday7999
    @rebecaalday7999 2 года назад +321

    I couldn't help but laugh out of pain when you were talking about Sophi's salary and hours worked. I used to be an Au Pair in Switzerland, I was earning 50 francs (41 pounds) a week, working from 6 am till 10 pm, 7 days a week. Taking care of the kids, cooking, cleaning, and doing EVERYTHING around the house. There were also weeks when they didn't pay me because they couldn't and made me feel bad for wanting my money because they were giving me a roof and food. I'm from Guatemala, I was SOO far from home, didn't speak the language, and had no friends in Switzerland besides 3 years old kids -_-
    When I finally got the courage to leave (I lasted 6 months) they took my passport and left me the whole weekend in the apartment with locked doors, they practically kidnapped me. This was in 2013 when I was 18 and I am still traumatized.
    These kind of stories should be mentioned more often, being an Au Pair can be amazing but it can also be hell :(

    • @yec4044
      @yec4044 2 года назад +23

      I am Guatemalan too, I am so sorry you had this experience. Its disgusting how people take advantage of others. I hope you can get some therapy and heal. I hope karma gets those people. I pray you are in a better and happier place in your life. Un abrazo muy fuerte

    • @CristinaF210
      @CristinaF210 2 года назад +1

      OMG iam VERY surprised you dont have 500 reply comments here , your story is horrible honey I vcant even imagine the fear you must have been thru
      but what I dont understand is why these cases dont get known so that the people the monsters who abuse au pairs are put in jail hopefully for many years, something must be done this is 2022 I cannot believe they are free and probably doing tthe same thing to others. iam portuguese and I heard of many stories of immigrants in switzerland the level of racism against just about ANYONE is off the charts, anyone outside of switzerland for them is just garbage no good people not even deemed human, its sad but so true, I lived in the USA for many years and stories like this make me very very upset. I hope some day these monsters start to account for their monstruous acts. excuse my bad english btw
      I wish you the very best and lots lots of hapiness you really deserve it
      ♥♥

    • @sharifahaq8576
      @sharifahaq8576 2 года назад +14

      I hope you are in a much better place now sweetie ♥️ Pray you can overcome your trauma. You’re so lucky to have been able to get away.

    • @AlexandraBolz
      @AlexandraBolz 2 года назад +11

      Jesus this story sounds so similar to this case. I’m very sorry you had to deal with that.

    • @youreincredible1648
      @youreincredible1648 2 года назад +7

      So sorry that happend to you.

  • @TwoWitchyMoons
    @TwoWitchyMoons 2 года назад +205

    Seeing Mark almost in tears broke me. You know that he's going to carry that guilt for the rest of his life.

    • @TheMeloettaful
      @TheMeloettaful 10 месяцев назад +3

      It's a real & horrible thing, and it shows that it left a mark on his spirit by choosing to keep Sophie's picture in his wallet so as to never forget her, and his inadvertent role in her tragic death. Even though none of this was not his fault. You are absolutely right that he will carry that guilt for the rest of his life. My heart hurts for him, and even more so for Sophie & the family and friends she leaves behind. All because of the actions of TWO MONSTERS.

  • @heathermcfarland6317
    @heathermcfarland6317 2 года назад +112

    As a survivor of domestic violence I understand Sophie being scared to leave. I’m sure she was also concerned for the children. She loved kids and they were her life. While she was there she made sure the kids ate and were well taken care of. It’s so sad that this world has lost another beautiful angel because of the greed of two evil people. My heart and prayers go out to her family. Even though it’s not her fault, I’m sure Sophia’s mother blames her self every day for not flying in and taking her daughter out of that environment.

    • @JordanS-ww4eu
      @JordanS-ww4eu 4 месяца назад

      I’m so sorry for you Heather

  • @naomib.1776
    @naomib.1776 2 года назад +230

    As an aupair this case really hits close to home. I can't imagine the pain and suffering she went through leading up to her death. She was a gentle and loving soul who was blamed, abused, and taken advantage of. That picture is truly haunting, and I hope she's resting easily now.

    • @TiffWaffles
      @TiffWaffles 2 года назад +4

      I wanted to be an au pair, but after finding out what happened to Sophie and then hearing other horror stories of nannies being abused by their employers, I decided to finish school in my home country and just move to the country I wanted to move to.

    • @briannal9244
      @briannal9244 2 года назад

      What’s it like being an AuPair?

  • @lexixcx707
    @lexixcx707 2 года назад +295

    Sophie never had a chance. Sabrina's narcissism could never let her go. She HAD to destroy her.. she was everything she's not and she hated how she was a shining light, the kids probably adored her and Sabrina was jealous of the bond she never bothered to build and more

  • @prettygirlpandora
    @prettygirlpandora 2 года назад +464

    You can just look at Sophie's pictures & see she was a kind, beautiful soul. This case is absolutely so heartbreaking.. My condolences to her family. RIP 😞

    • @ericabamforth6528
      @ericabamforth6528 Год назад +5

      The flowers in her hair…..

    • @Lipanj92
      @Lipanj92 Год назад

      😢

    • @Lipanj92
      @Lipanj92 Год назад

      And you can look at the pictures of Sabrina or others of her kind, without even knowing anything about them, and straight up see that they're of no good at all. A woman who LOOKS like a bi*ch - IS a bi*ch, a woman who looks like a witch - is a witch, end of story.

  • @Elizabeth-490
    @Elizabeth-490 Год назад +18

    Thank you for telling Sophie’s story. I do not understand why these perpetrators have a possibility of getting out of prison ever. Life sentences should be true life sentences. They deliberately and cruelly took the life of a true innocent- life outside of prison should never be an option for these monsters.

  • @annarozsivalova7296
    @annarozsivalova7296 2 года назад +159

    I was an au pair in North London at that time and the case was massively known in the au pair community. It felt so scary being an au pair and a few people did decide to either come back home to their country or not even start their job as an au pair because of this case.
    Rip Sophie ❤️

    • @user-ep3fo5vw1v
      @user-ep3fo5vw1v 2 года назад +6

      That's heartbreaking!
      I went to Ireland as an au pair in march this year and I felt so scared and nervous being in a new environment, and I went home because the family was quite awful, so I can't even imagine how scared Sophie must have been.

  • @jesselynlee9703
    @jesselynlee9703 2 года назад +447

    My ex husband would hold me hostage in my own home for days at a time relentlessly accusing me of all sorts of things that simply did not happen...causing my children so much stress and missed meals and even missed school promising that if I just "confessed" everything would be fine and I would be "forgiven".....he would even bring my children into the conversation and have them beg me to just "please tell daddy the truth" so they could eat and go to bed...of course OF COURSE after days of literal physical and mental torture where you can't even seem to keep your own kids safe in their own home....the false confession inevitably comes out. And then the TRUE nightmare begins
    This man has now been in prison for 13 years and is being released in less than 90 days. I'm terrified. He still obsesses over these "confessions" ...I live w permanent physical damage and emotional scars. The police were much less than helpful then.
    This type of personality is not to be trifled with.
    I feel so so sad for Sophie's parents and also for Sabrina's children.
    My guilt and shame for not being strong enough to get away from my situation still is a huge issue for me. Especially as I hear the echos of that trauma still effecting my children in different ways as they grow into adults(we actually lost one of our precious sons in 2018 to an overdose)there just never seems to be truly happy endings to these types of stories. My hope is now that I am a grandmother....I will at least be able to do everything in my power to prevent this type of chaos in the lives of my amazing grand babies
    ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

    • @suzannenichols6900
      @suzannenichols6900 2 года назад +52

      Time to go into witness protection program, maybe change your name. Move.
      I wouldn't stay where I was feeling threatened by this guy. If you're broke, maybe do a GoFundMe; explain to people why you're doing it. Good luck. Our court systems let the worst offenders outweigh too soon. I think that's the case in TOO MANY countries.
      Abusers generally don't quit without extreme motivation, IF EVER. They escalate until they destroy their target.
      And people who THREATEN to kill OFTEN DO. Some people are just NOT fixable. If not kept in prison for life they should be kept in a mental institution for life.
      We need more common sense in our world.

    • @lindsayrios5506
      @lindsayrios5506 2 года назад +22

      I’m so sorry that happens to you, and I hope your safe now

    • @TheDevilChrno
      @TheDevilChrno 2 года назад +31

      Don't ever think badly of yourself for not getting out immediately. Narcissistic people have ways of twisting things and gaslighting their victims that make it hard to leave. Its even harder when you have kids.
      You are a survivor and I'm so glad you and your family got out.

    • @sharongudkovs3312
      @sharongudkovs3312 2 года назад +13

      Am so sorry you went through all of that. Wish you Great times with your Grand Children.

    • @karencheatwood5235
      @karencheatwood5235 2 года назад +12

      Omg. God bless you and be with you.

  • @janetlynn9346
    @janetlynn9346 2 года назад +222

    When Danielle starts talking about the podcast and saying thank you to everyone when she starts tearing up u can totally see how much it means to her i absolutely love when a RUclipsr shows how great full they really are xx
    Thank you everyone for all the likes never thought it would get this many likes ❤️😍

    • @lilbit0786
      @lilbit0786 2 года назад +3

      I have never watched any of her videos before and literally had no clue who she was until I started watching this video! When I saw her tearing up, I felt the exact way you do and I literally subscribed to her channel because it's nice to see someone who cares this much and is that passionate about what she is doing!! Plus her video is really well done and researched and I will also be subscribing to her podcast as well!! I've been looking for new podcasts to listen too so I'm so happy I came across Danielle's channel!!!!

  • @tinazimmer4304
    @tinazimmer4304 2 года назад +55

    OMG these people are disgusting and absolutely evil!! May they rot in hell for what they did to poor Sophie, she did NOT deserve this. I also feel bad for Sabrina's 2 innocent children. I hope they're being taken care of and being raised differently than Sabrina was so they'll be better than she ever was!

  • @gingersnapps
    @gingersnapps 2 года назад +298

    Mark is such a good man you can tell when someone is so empathetic to someone they don't even know so sad 😞

    • @maggiekarabel123
      @maggiekarabel123 2 года назад +19

      He made me cry! I hope he can find some kind of peace, I can’t imagine how he must feel. Of course it’s not his fault but the fact that he was used as a reason to torture someone is just horrifying.

  • @trustingjoy
    @trustingjoy 2 года назад +144

    I've been a silent subscriber all this time, but I just want to say congratulations Danielle on your podcast! I love the way you storytell, and I can't wait to listen to you every Thursday.

  • @gingerseed123
    @gingerseed123 2 года назад +410

    I don’t want to minimize the poor loss of Sophie, but I really hope the children are okay. I can’t imagine what they witnessed and experienced as well. I hope they will be provided with assistance and therapy as they grow up. Rest In Peace Sophie, and my love goes out to her family ❤️

    • @ijustwantpancakesinfrench
      @ijustwantpancakesinfrench 2 года назад +43

      I don't think you are minimizing, they are victims as well!

    • @ruthlesslove9556
      @ruthlesslove9556 2 года назад +24

      Yeah, the children also had to go through all of this. Not to mention that given who their mother is, I can only imagine their relationship with her was just as bad.

    • @courtney01cf
      @courtney01cf 2 года назад +1

      Definitely not they are massive victims in this. They weren’t loved. They had to deal with a paranoid mother who since she abused her lovers, who aren’t blood, was probably hurting them too. Maybe she was paranoid the kids would tell these outsiders and is the real reason she kept becoming “paranoid”.
      Maybe these were all lies, maybe she didn’t want the kids to confide in Sophie but this coke human seen how she could manipulate her and had to find a different way to get rid of her. For all we know those kids were next

    • @UnicornTailz
      @UnicornTailz 2 года назад +42

      💔💔💔I feel like Sophie loved children so much that her passing is how she managed to free the children as well from that life with those demons.. it’s so devastating 😔

    • @bwendy2
      @bwendy2 2 года назад +19

      Good point! Their nanny was being tortured in the house. I hope they had a good home for the rest of their childhood.

  • @cotttageappple
    @cotttageappple 2 года назад +43

    I was in a toxic abusive relationship for a long time with my son’s “dad”. I’ve been single 5 years to heal from it but it’s so hard getting out of. You don’t know how deep you’re in until you’re out. It takes some a long time and i truly feel for Sofie. I know her story and it’s tragic. I hope she didn’t feel pain.

    • @felishagore6082
      @felishagore6082 2 года назад +2

      I absolutely underwhere your coming from. I have been single for 5 years also from my ex husband. Now he uses the kids to hurt me. Right now we are going to court for custody and it is ruff. Sofia didn't deserve what happened. So sad

    • @ericabamforth6528
      @ericabamforth6528 Год назад +2

      It’s so true re - not knowing how deep you’re in. Nor did I until I ended up in the ICU. Bravo for extracting yourself! It gets better I promise.

  • @queenvictoria1928
    @queenvictoria1928 2 года назад +497

    Nobody here is really mentioning Ouissem's role here.
    He was just as abusive and manipulative. He sent police on a wild goose chase telling them they had been at a neighbour's house when this occured so it couldn't possibly have been them.
    Specifically, my house. Was a bit of a shock when my dad was questioned, as we have never even met them.

  • @decemberlanded
    @decemberlanded 2 года назад +326

    I feel sorry for Sophie and those children. I hope the children are OK. I can’t imagine the trauma they went through just the moment the were born having a mother like that. Does anyone know anything about the kids?

    • @yeenbean3318
      @yeenbean3318 2 года назад +54

      @@szilviaembers818 you know, I could definitely understand how this could happen! A kind person like Sophie would be worried about them enough to not want to leave them.

    • @angiehutch2825
      @angiehutch2825 2 года назад +22

      I wonder to how the kids are, who is raising them now?

    • @BouncyBrown
      @BouncyBrown 2 года назад +3

      I wonder if they witnessed the torture or murder. That must be traumatic to witness, especially a caretaker dear to them. Heartbreaking all around.

  • @Coppertunes
    @Coppertunes 2 года назад +171

    I was in a relationship with a girl who suffered from Delusional Jealousy, it turned horrific, she was adamant I was sleeping with people from my work, her work, my friends wife's, cousins, just anyone, her proof of these so called affairs were absolutely bizarre. I couldnt get out of it as she said she would tell everyone what I was doing (but it was all in her mind). The trouble she caused was mind blowing. One day I just had enough and walked away, she promised she'd kill me, that was nearly 3 years ago. I still look over my shoulder to this day.
    I found out that her previous boyfriend had beat her up after she was accusing him of sleeping with his own sister. (this would obviously be one of her delusions), I don't condone his actions at all, but wow I can see how she would have got him to his breaking point. I also found out that her boyfriend before had done the same, no idea why, but I could imagine.
    I pray for the next guy who gets involved with her. She is so sweet and loving for the first few months, but when she starts her toxicity, God help them.

    • @xanderderrick6779
      @xanderderrick6779 2 года назад +11

      If she found someone who themselves exhibited toxic jealousy they could balance each other out. Or they will explode into mutual violence.

    • @am5790
      @am5790 2 года назад +1

      @@xanderderrick6779 I think someone will .....

    • @electricbop
      @electricbop 2 года назад

      She sounds in need of serious mental health services. Paranoia and delusions can be a sign of some deeper mental condition. Unfortunately the person suffering with mental health issues will not be likely to seek the help they so desperately need

    • @zed4225
      @zed4225 2 года назад +2

      They should be put to sleep, there is no cure, pointless wastes of air. who wreck perfectly good peoples lives.
      So glad you got out. Well done. Some never do. I think of all those still stuck in the neverending nightmare of the person they loves delusion.

    • @ritajordan6598
      @ritajordan6598 3 месяца назад

      Well done you.... I guarentee you she's moved on to another victim long ago

  • @elaineparisi8626
    @elaineparisi8626 2 года назад +39

    I had tears in my eyes when I saw the picture of Sophie looking frail, they destroyed someone's life to the point that they killed her for their own satisfaction, evil evil people!! Thank you.

  • @caitlinpowell9010
    @caitlinpowell9010 2 года назад +152

    She's evil, point blank. They both are, in fact. I'm simply revolted by this animosity towards this young woman. 🤮🤮🤬.

  • @Claudia-jv3be
    @Claudia-jv3be 2 года назад +200

    My heart goes out to Sophie, her mother and Mark. This is heartbreaking.
    I hope Sabrina and Sam spend the rest of their lives behind bars, which, unfortunately, is still a better then what they did to Sophie.

  • @amandaroach1142
    @amandaroach1142 2 года назад +154

    I would just like to add how heartbreaking these stories are and cannot get my head around how people can afflict the sorts of ferocious attacks and abuse. My heart goes out to Sophies family and to all families that have suffered at the hands of these people.

  • @PhetteHollins
    @PhetteHollins 2 года назад +148

    As if hearing the story wasn’t bad enough, seeing the pic of Sophie’s frail body truly broke my heart. SMH. So many evil people in the world.

  • @baileymoran8585
    @baileymoran8585 2 года назад +156

    I have heard of this case, but not in so much detail! Sabrina’s actions still make no sense but I had no idea that she had such a long history of being so terrible. Also, as someone in the US, I’m actually impressed that the UK’s ‘police dropped the ball with this’ scenario is still better than how US police handle SA claims.

    • @DenGirl12
      @DenGirl12 2 года назад +3

      For real! I had a similar thought!

  • @linagil5753
    @linagil5753 2 года назад +151

    Oh my god, being from France I heard of this story when it happened in 2017, it was a big commotion here. But I didn't recognize the story when Danielle started telling it, I connected everything during the video. You told it with so much more detail, I learned so much, thank you! And that photo of Sophie is terrible, media didn't realease it here in France.

    • @karenrussell8704
      @karenrussell8704 2 года назад +1

      I didn't realise it was this story until Sophie's name was mentioned. Then I knew exactly who it was.

  • @desireramos5153
    @desireramos5153 2 года назад +208

    It's so rare to actually see the genuien appreciation for support on a RUclips channel. I love these videos because of the empathy displayed when she talks about cases. You deserve all the support!

    • @chaunielynn
      @chaunielynn 2 года назад +2

      Thank you for actually stating this!!!
      I'm also diagnosed with BPD and have been very successful in my treatment. It's not perfect, but I'm light-years ahead of where I started when I entered therapy more than 20 years ago. Although a struggle, most people with BPD do things that are self destructive, although they do actually have rage outburst. I know that I did and that's just being honest. Mine was very much triggered by trauma at an early age, but there is definitely a genetic factor to it as well.
      I just hate that almost everytime BPD is brought up in the media in shows such as Criminal Minds, NCIS ect. BPD is made out to make someone pretty evil. It has the the ability to lead someone down a path that can genuinely hurt others around them. (Sadly the people hurt worst by those with BPD are usually the ones that are closest to them). But the disorder is not something that prevents you from having a stable happy life if your committed to the treatment and actually WANT to get better. It's rough but not impossible and I just really appreciate you bringing to light that BPD can be managed and isn't a blanket label of being psychotic. So thank you!

    • @flowerjpotter1629
      @flowerjpotter1629 2 года назад

      @@chaunielynn
      Hi
      You are very brave to talk about your BPD.
      Well done for choosing the path of treatment, I wish you well.

  • @jillijewel8922
    @jillijewel8922 2 года назад +40

    I feel sad and brace myself everytime Danielle says "that lead to the tragic event of today's case..." makes me realize that the ending of each video is not a happy one and someone(or more) is going to lose their life 😢

  • @jacquelinerobb1865
    @jacquelinerobb1865 2 года назад +147

    This case is overwhelmingly heart breaking 💔 Sophie sounds like she was just an amazing person and the way you narrated the story was very respectful and kind. You very quickly became one of my favorite true crime channels and I’m so excited for the podcast! 🖤

  • @ogkpopstan
    @ogkpopstan 2 года назад +438

    Yesss the longer the video the better my Sunday is! Thank you Danielle👏🏼 This one looks like it’s gonna be a total handful…

  • @kddicks5115
    @kddicks5115 2 года назад +21

    Being an avid true crime fan, i HAVE heard this story before. You did a great job on the background, most of which I didn't know. Your respect for the victims of these crimes is outstanding. Thank you for being a voice of compassion in a world with so much awful. ❤

  • @katsgood1189
    @katsgood1189 2 года назад +12

    Thank you Danielle, I've been seriously ill and alone, you kept me company until I could mix with people again. You deserve all the success you get. You work hard and do a good job.

  • @Bren.Moon.IZ.613
    @Bren.Moon.IZ.613 2 года назад +365

    Sophie didn’t deserve any of this. Goes to show you that narcissistic people will do anything to get that one person back!
    And the description of the female killer reminds me of AH. When the sister said she was “afraid AH would kill JD” she wasn’t lying.

    • @bamarazdblubred
      @bamarazdblubred 2 года назад

      I was going to say that too about Sabrina. Played her partner for her own evil motives. I can't there are some out there that are on AH's side and actually think she was abused. That is SOOO Ridiculous, They obviously didn't take the time to listen to the tapes ,, granted they're very hard to get through - but they truly expose her warped mind disorder - I can't imagine how much JCD regretted going home knowing she'd be there. She's a Really Sick, Sick person and She needs to be kept a VERY CLOSE EYE on her, She's liable to pop up at any one of Johnny's places unannounced, and God only knows what in head !! And I know this entire battle with her , HAS to have taken a bit of a toll on him. Even with her gone, he likely stillllll hears her chalkboard voice! Her voice reminds me of nails on a chalkboard, and he likely still pictures her stomping around in her fits and hateful rage towards him. If you've ever been thru a horrible breakup even close - you know what I'm talking about. JCD tried so very hard to avoid confrontation, but she cut him off MOST the time, or try to change his around, she'd play sweet for few minits, (love me Johnny !) and before he could say anything - she'd be calling him shitty names, UUUUUGGGGGGHHHHHHHH ! It's just awful for ANYONE to have to go through ! She did hate him, you can hear it in her voice. ... He did more to represent victims of ABUSE, Than she did, He brought out ALL the TRUTHS. She screwed herself. LMFNAO !!!

    • @barbaranorman2579
      @barbaranorman2579 2 года назад +15

      My thoughts exactly

    • @laughingcorrpseholly4136
      @laughingcorrpseholly4136 2 года назад +29

      I actually agree reminds me of AH definitely!!! I also watched another video by Danielle recently where she covered a different case and the female killer was crying in the interrogation and as soon as the officers would walk out her face would go straight and she would stop crying. It really reminded me of AH in the court room when she was "crying" but there were no tears she was just making crying faces but then someone would say "OBJECTION" or something and she would stop and her face would go straight and then she was asked a question again and back to the "tears" it was insane.

    • @janettelloyd1551
      @janettelloyd1551 2 года назад +5

      I said exactly the same. It was like they followed the same hand book. Thank good different endings

    • @carolinehardware9982
      @carolinehardware9982 2 года назад +10

      I was thinking the same thing. AH seem to me to be a narcissist.

  • @billie7857
    @billie7857 2 года назад +121

    This was one of the saddest, most devastating stories I've ever heard. RIP Sophie.

  • @Lez_awake
    @Lez_awake 2 года назад +466

    When someone tortures another person or animal, that person should be tortured in the exact same way. Same goes for murderers, just my opinion. Poor Sophie RIP
    Sam is a pathetic POS and naturally, the police dropped the ball

    • @tK-kv4lh
      @tK-kv4lh 2 года назад +15

      Yes they should be given same treatment like poor Sofie who had such sbbig heart. Losers

    • @gingerhansen1902
      @gingerhansen1902 2 года назад +8

      Who would want to do it though. 😔

    • @Lez_awake
      @Lez_awake 2 года назад +11

      @@gingerhansen1902 the Mafia! Just kidding…. I believe there is a special place in hell for evil people like that

    • @gingerhansen1902
      @gingerhansen1902 2 года назад +11

      @@Lez_awake That's kinda what I was thinking, you'd have to hire psychos to get rid of psychos...like Dexter. It doesn't quite add up, but I do sympathize with the sentiment. That poor, poor, girl.

    • @MissCaraMint
      @MissCaraMint 2 года назад +9

      Nah. That’s not the type of trauma I want to give the person who would be employed as a torturer. And those who would potentially like it are even worse.

  • @kellidanielle3688
    @kellidanielle3688 2 года назад +16

    OH MY GOD!!! I'm a new sub, and I have to watch your channel. The fact you got a little emotional in your "Thank you", touched my heart I adore your channel! I'm 42, my Mom passed away from cancer. She was the makeup person. Thanks to you I get what I love (true crime) & make up application tips.

  • @wakeupsunshine5799
    @wakeupsunshine5799 2 года назад +25

    This case should be used whenever people ask why a woman didn't leave an abusive man(and in asking, they also imply the woman is exaggerating or lying). This is a case where there is obviously no doubt as to what happened to this poor girl or as to who did it. It illustrates well the fact that staying or leaving stops being a choice once you're isolated and fully controlled.

  • @dulciemetro
    @dulciemetro 2 года назад +212

    I just want to say that it is so amazing to see your progression and how far you have come! You seem like such a wonderful person and you should be so proud of yourself❤️ Thank you for such amazing content!

    • @HLJRMAI1
      @HLJRMAI1 2 года назад +10

      She has hands down become my favorite of all of the ones I listen to. I do love other You Tubers, but if all of them dropped a video at the same time, I will always watch hers first. Plus her makeup is always flawless.

    • @jessicawatson7360
      @jessicawatson7360 2 года назад +2

      @@HLJRMAI1 there are so many that are easy to listen to. I love it, really helps me focus while I’m doing things. Stephanie Harlow has very long cases. I’d like to find more Brits though. Georgia Marie has a very calming voice too.

  • @tammykelsey7877
    @tammykelsey7877 2 года назад +86

    OMG! Poor Sophie! My thoughts and prayers go out to Sophie and her family! What a beautiful soul she was! So sweet, so innocent! ❤️🙏✌🏻😢

    • @chaoswitch1974
      @chaoswitch1974 2 года назад +7

      This case breaks my heart. I can't.

  • @mar.asmr_
    @mar.asmr_ 2 года назад +49

    Its very common for empaths like Sophie to endup in the claws of narcissists, but this one is really tragic, it made me really sad.

    • @siobhanmorrison3561
      @siobhanmorrison3561 2 года назад +7

      I’ve noticed that too, I feel like it’s a super tragic symbiosis. Narcissists are void of feelings and concern for others and empaths often self neglect because their so concerned for others. The pieces fit perfectly together stacked against the empath. Narcissism is the perfect trap for empaths honestly 😔.

    • @mightymouse1005
      @mightymouse1005 2 года назад +4

      I strong empath will destroy a narcissist.
      Empath doesn't mean doormat, it simply means you feel things deeply. It also means your stronger than narcissist. All ya have ro do us fight back....its codependent people who fall prey to thr narcissist

  • @nadegegeorges9679
    @nadegegeorges9679 2 года назад +89

    Of all the cases Danielle has done, this one breaks my heart completely. I’m literally in tears, b/c I keep putting my daughter in her place😢. Prison is too good for them

    • @marcelamsss
      @marcelamsss 2 года назад +10

      Me too. She was so pure and those two were literally monters 💔

  • @pam.ferdinand
    @pam.ferdinand 2 года назад +141

    I've heard this story so many times and I didn't even recognize it at first because you told it from a completely different angle. Usually people focus only on Sophie and we're left wondering how the heck did Sabrina become like that?? You helped us understand in a way that most people don't. (I still don't understand it.)

    • @dontmindme633
      @dontmindme633 2 года назад +9

      Same. I know this story. But I think this is the first time I’ve been in tears for Sophie. This is also the first video I’ve watched of Danielle. Very impressed.

    • @valkyriebarber1618
      @valkyriebarber1618 2 года назад

      Yeah I was thinking the same.

    • @ninabalekic1431
      @ninabalekic1431 2 года назад +2

      I recognized it just after half way point. Silly girl putting up with it. She didn't have that girl or womens intuition us females normally have growing up, to reconize caustic or dangerous situations.

    • @heidih3048
      @heidih3048 2 года назад +1

      I think most videos focus on Sophie's perspective because the video makers don't want to "glorify" a murderer by focusing the video on the murderer's life. Like you, I do appreciate learning about the life of the murderer in depth (as well as that of the victim).

    • @crystalkatsha
      @crystalkatsha 2 года назад

      Same

  • @arilith504
    @arilith504 2 года назад +49

    That picture of Sophie after the beatings etc. I can't get it out my head, absolutely broke my heart seeing her like that.

  • @mmkateey1222
    @mmkateey1222 2 года назад +34

    This case really haunts me. Seeing her picture before the interrogation and during it is really chilling.

  • @tiffanystarr1823
    @tiffanystarr1823 2 года назад +51

    I can't imagine that loss. My daughter is 20 and this hurts my heart so much.

  • @theneedyelf8867
    @theneedyelf8867 2 года назад +51

    There are so many victims in this story. Sophie, Mark, the children. Even sam in the beginning. By the end, he wasn't.
    I just don't understand how people can do that even if Sabrina legitimately believed this, it would not justify torture or murder

  • @lady_k5588
    @lady_k5588 2 года назад +122

    I for one think it's awful that the police don't do anything until there's a dead body. So many times I've heard of abuse happening, but the police do nothing until the person is actually dead. So sad 😞

    • @wonderpixie512
      @wonderpixie512 2 года назад +4

      It is sad but this isn’t what happened in this case, the police didn’t know anything about her and had no way of knowing anything.

    • @lady_k5588
      @lady_k5588 2 года назад +1

      @@wonderpixie512 This is true, I was just saying that in general the police don't do something until someone dies. 😞

    • @gavin1980
      @gavin1980 2 года назад +1

      @@lady_k5588 you should become a cop, since you are perfect and will help everyone , the force needs you

    • @gavin1980
      @gavin1980 2 года назад

      @Strawberry’s Shortest cake yes should have said you are skinny , we will now help you ... idiots , if she was anorexic or something and the police made mention of her weight , you would all be saying that the police where so uncaring towards her mental health blah blah blah . inside the station in a private room away from the abuser she made zero attempts for the police to step in and lets not forget you all want to defund the police and have police take a knee and be submissive to the people , this is what you get and overworked undermanned, under appreciated / respected police force - yet you all demand demand demand.

    • @jodil3387
      @jodil3387 2 года назад +6

      When I was younger, about 22, I was almost kidnapped and raped outside an IHOP. Thankfully though I noticed the two guys watching me and I took off running where other people were....the guys were running after me screaming to each other to get her. The cops came, they actually found the guys but told they couldn't do anything to them because they didn't touch me. I literally looked at the police officer and said...I'm so sorry. Next time I'll lay down and let them take advantage of me. I always wondered if these 2 guys went on to try and rake another girl that may not have been able to get away, knowing that it could be prevented if only the police would gave did something that night.

  • @terriecloud7985
    @terriecloud7985 Год назад +7

    I know this sounds silly considering your content lol but you have no idea how much you’ve helped me get through rough days, I struggle with depression and your personality/ voice has this calming effect on me I am so grateful for 🤗🖤 absolutely love your story telling.

  • @adalavin8648
    @adalavin8648 2 года назад +135

    This has touched me more than any other case I've heard you do. The loss of every human life is horrible but the circumstances under this one was taken will stay with me for the rest of my life. That absolute inhumanity of this crime breathtaking. I feel for bad for Sophie's family. I'll be checking out you're new podcast Criminal Makeup! Sounds great!

  • @jacquelynprice8552
    @jacquelynprice8552 2 года назад +113

    My sister is married to a narcissist. No matter how many people tell her that she needs to leave, she won’t. All we can do is be there for her and hope she comes to her senses.

    • @Nizhonibearcreek
      @Nizhonibearcreek 2 года назад +15

      Been there took me 6 yrs to get out I ended up on a ventilator for 3 months and had to flee to my Rez for a yr so he couldn’t find me , I’ll pray for your sister to get out safe ❤

    • @mightymouse1005
      @mightymouse1005 2 года назад +9

      Learn about Trauma bond
      50 percent of murdered women are killed by their partner and the percent goes up exponentially when leaving.
      Get on YT and learn about narcissist abuse and Trauma bonds. If it was as easy as simply leaving, everyone would do it.....

    • @mickylee6059
      @mickylee6059 2 года назад +7

      When I was faced with a horrible situation I thankfully listened and escaped. It was not easy but I knew it was hard for people to tell me the truth. I had to face facts and get therapy.

    • @RavenWing1972
      @RavenWing1972 2 года назад +8

      I was in a narcissistic relationship for 15 years and it was hell. However I finally found the courage to escape and I hope that your sister does. I am keeping her in my thoughts.

    • @MeeMee-gz5vp
      @MeeMee-gz5vp Год назад

      Let’s hope your sister finds a way out before it’s too late!

  • @ruthagnew8000
    @ruthagnew8000 2 года назад +35

    I left an abusive and violent relationship with a narcissist like this! Awful! Took me so so many times to actually LEAVE! Spent 5 years with him 🙄They gaslight you into thinking it’s all YOUR fault. On the heels of it I’m studying to be a counsellor to help other people who are in the same situation I found myself in!!
    This woman is just awful! Another great video Danielle thank you 🙏🏻 x

    • @leonessity
      @leonessity 2 года назад

      Thank you for turning your era of terror into a shining beacon for others in need! The world needs more counsellors who have lived beyond the textbooks, as it is life's experiences that truly grows the heart and soul... It's through life's challenges where we learn patience and understanding, we learn to be comfortable feeling empathy towards others and it teaches us how to be relatable, all traits that are crucial to being a good counsellor. Textbooks are good, yes, but alone they only feed the brain... All the best in your future endeavors and thank you for sharing your story, Ruth!

    • @ruthagnew8000
      @ruthagnew8000 2 года назад

      @@leonessity awe Dawn! 🥹🥰 Thank you so much for your kind words! That means so very much to me . I hope you are well! Lots of love from Northen Ireland ❤️❤️

  • @HumpfyArt1502
    @HumpfyArt1502 2 года назад +28

    What an enormous tragedy! Sophie is such a great loss for society because of her caring nature. For sure she would mean a lot to children and animals. And those monsters took that all away. I only can hope that they will have a terrible time in prison.
    Thank you for covering this case, Danielle! ❤️

  • @zhulee14
    @zhulee14 2 года назад +30

    Jesus, that is literally breaking my heart. I'm French too and I've been living in the UK for many years. I started as an au pair like Sophie. I remember the case but I've never heard the details. Literally in tears right now. How can these people exist, it really makes me feel sick. Poor poor Sophie.

  • @sarahjarrell1262
    @sarahjarrell1262 2 года назад +33

    I just love this young woman's videos as she gives us only REAL, true life stories! Danielle speaks with such clarity plus she has a GREAT sounding voice which is so very pleasing to the ear as well! I also LOVE HER for the fact that she has SO MUCH EMPATHY💞 for the victims & survivors of her crime stories! I am GIVING her KUDOS 🥰 for putting these factual stories out here for us to learn & discover because otherwise I truly believe we would never hear about them AT ALL! Thank you Sweetheart for the "mini-visual make-up lesson" too! You are SO BEAUTIFUL, CREATIVE, & intelligent, Danielle Kristy & your make-up is absolutely lovely!😻 ALSO, Congrats 🎉 on your Podcast! Well Done 🎁🥰🙋‍♀️

  • @lovemecrazy17
    @lovemecrazy17 2 года назад +43

    You getting emotional over your podcast announcement made me teary eye! I love that you are growing and you are doing amazing!
    Keep kicking ass and taking names! You’re hard work is paying off!
    Funny that you covered a girl who was seeing women as other rivals, crazy! Because life is so much better when we fix each other crowns and cheer for other women successes!

    • @2-d_in_a_bag
      @2-d_in_a_bag 2 года назад

      it's easier to be nice than to be mean too. to hurt others and take advantage of them would make anyone worth the time of day feel horrible. it's much better to see people smile and (hopefully) take kindness to heart.

  • @dancesmokesmile344
    @dancesmokesmile344 2 года назад +16

    Wow, Sophie must have been so scared, especially when they isolated her. I feel so incredibly bad for her.

  • @emmanuellampande594
    @emmanuellampande594 2 года назад +58

    Seeing case like this makes me realise how is important to take care of mental health. Poor Sophie 🥺 may her soul rest in peace. Mark was very lucky to walk away from Sabrina. Concerning Sam there's no word to describe him. Sabrina is a sick person who unfortunately will never admit it.

  • @evelynafton
    @evelynafton 2 года назад +58

    This is so incredibly heartbreaking. Sophie did nothing wrong she was completely innocent. Sabrina is truly a sick person I hope she'll live to regret her actions for the rest of her life in prison
    As for Sophie, I hope she's fine wherever she is and that her family will be alright

  • @sarahlinkhorn5468
    @sarahlinkhorn5468 2 года назад +51

    Oh man when your voiced quivered I started crying! I want to thank you so much for all of the content you put out, your hard work really shows. You are one of my top three favorite RUclips's that I watch next to Baylee Sarian and Kendall Ray. Thank you so much for all that you do for us, I'm so proud of you 💜

    • @hyiiderr6439
      @hyiiderr6439 2 года назад +4

      Add Eleanor Neale to the list❤️ she’s also amazing. I love watching her and Kristen

    • @hyiiderr6439
      @hyiiderr6439 2 года назад +2

      *kristy

    • @colleensnyder7345
      @colleensnyder7345 2 года назад +5

      Also Sherilyn Dale! She only has 150000 subs but is up and coming quickly

    • @hyiiderr6439
      @hyiiderr6439 2 года назад +3

      @@colleensnyder7345 thank you so much for the suggestion. True crime fanatics gotta look out for each other. I’m sure we’re all already running out of true crime to watch😂

    • @taraturnerwilliams7617
      @taraturnerwilliams7617 2 года назад +5

      Yes ! I cried too! Sherrilyn Dale is also Amazing if you haven't checked her out. She and Danielle are alot alike as far as how down to earth and real they are. Both very compassionate and funny and beautiful. Oh and Stephanie Harlowe has great deep dives if you like long cases

  • @curious_k8
    @curious_k8 2 года назад +11

    I’ve been binge watching your videos. They’re so well done and I like to hear your thoughts on the cases. I don’t know if you’ve covered the case of Shawn Hornbeck yet but it’s a fascinating one. It’s local to my area so it really hit home with me when it first hit the news but now that I have children I’m mortified when I think of what Shawn went through. He was kidnapped after school one day and held captive and sexually abused for YEARS. The most shocking bits of the story are that he was held captive relatively close to his town. Also, he was so mentally and psychologically abused that he believed his family didn’t want him. He was allowed to play outside with other kids and even go to a school dance with a neighbor girl! He was brainwashed to believe his mother didn’t love him and didn’t want to find him. :’( The kicker too was that the abuser was the store manager of Imo’s, a very well-known hometown pizza chain here in St. Louis, MO. To my knowledge, when Shawn hit puberty his captor got bored and kidnapped a younger boy. That’s when a slip up happened and the whole thing was exposed. Both boys made it out alive. I believe Shawn now works at a factory close to my home. My sister’s-in-law fiancé claims to have known Shawn for a short time and said he recalls Shawn bragging about liking the sexual abuse, but I don’t believe what he says. I do know it’s common for boys who are sexually abused to grow up to be homosexuals, but to say that Shawn “liked” the abuse was just too much for me. I told him to shut up and that he doesn’t know the first thing about what happened in that apartment during those years.

  • @theirronbars
    @theirronbars 2 года назад +31

    After seeing the picture of Sophie, I burst into tears. I couldn't hold it when Mark said he had a lump on his throat after seeing that picture of Sophie. May she continue to rest in peace.

  • @rebelchild9905
    @rebelchild9905 2 года назад +442

    I love this girl because she does cases that we in the United States have not heard! Great job Danielle keep bringing up those cases that don't get any attention!

    • @darthphilfy
      @darthphilfy 2 года назад +9

      The US must be the only place this case didn't get coverage, it was massive news everywhere else in the world.

    • @FlowerGirlMy
      @FlowerGirlMy 2 года назад +14

      @@darthphilfy not everywhere

    • @cookiemonstersgirl5630
      @cookiemonstersgirl5630 2 года назад +4

      I feel the same way

    • @janettulloch261
      @janettulloch261 2 года назад +5

      Same in the uk loads i have never heard.this was one.she favourite.thanks a lot Danielle .❤️❤️

    • @miaknig3130
      @miaknig3130 2 года назад +4

      @@darthphilfy it was on the news here, and mentioned on some crime shows. Perhaps not as in depth as the UK coverage, but definitely mentioned.

  • @emilymoran3224
    @emilymoran3224 2 года назад +89

    I remember when this happened and the coverage, so horrific- seeing some of the video footage and photographs, it's unimaginable what she went through.

  • @mym0msa1dn0
    @mym0msa1dn0 2 года назад +103

    I've got to say I haven't really cried all that much over the stories I've listened to about true crime, but this had me crying in a horrible pain for Sophie. That poor girl was so obviously a beautiful person and had a heart and soul of pure gold 💛

    • @juliat944
      @juliat944 2 года назад +8

      Literally same, I’ve got tears writing this. She looked so kind and beautiful and my heart hurts so much for her and her family

  • @tiawrigley3079
    @tiawrigley3079 2 года назад +2

    Just learned about your podcasts. I haven't listened to podcasts before but I have become addicted to your RUclips channel. It keeps me thankful for what little I had as a child. Thank you for bringing these cases to light.

  • @jessicamay364
    @jessicamay364 2 года назад +30

    I remember hearing this case a few years ago and it broke my heart what she went through. But I didn't know about Mark and his feelings at the end and carrying a photo. I can't even begin to imagine how he feels
    You tell this story very well! Thank you x

  • @ruthmay5557
    @ruthmay5557 2 года назад +38

    So very sad.. Got a lump in my throat to think how Sophie's parents and family must have felt.. Hearing how their child, was abused, and no one to turn to...
    And also Mark.. To live with that guilt of something he was not even aware or?? So so very sad.. Even Sabrina's children that must live with the knowledge of what their mother has done to another human...it breaks my heart 😭😭😭

  • @Maurelin22
    @Maurelin22 2 года назад +41

    this case is so heartbreaking, i am so sorry about what happened, she was a kind gentle soul and did not deserve anything that she went through, i also feel sorry for Mark because he did not do anything to deserve the trauma he is going through now

  • @JessicaSmith-dm6dw
    @JessicaSmith-dm6dw 2 года назад +5

    I love your channel 💗 I listen to it while I'm at work & it really helps me get through the day. As a single mom of 4 & an aircraft engineer by day, there isn't much I get to do for myself and your channel really helps give me something to look forward to for myself to pass the time. Thanks for that! Your raw emotion makes me love your personality even more as well! Sending love from USA!

  • @roseaAlisu2000
    @roseaAlisu2000 2 года назад +24

    When you were describing Sabrina, you perfectly described someone I know. Like its actually a bit concerning how similar they are.

    • @Mckinley-mick
      @Mckinley-mick 2 года назад +5

      Unfortunately I think there’s a lot of people like that around us… they need held accountable and to get professional mental help.

  • @dread5971
    @dread5971 2 года назад +60

    Congrats on your Podcast! That’s my preferred platform so I will definitely be checking them out… super excited 🎉🎉

    • @jessicawatson7360
      @jessicawatson7360 2 года назад

      It’s great I basically use these like podcasts but, it’ll be interesting to hear updates too.

  • @karimichelle7777
    @karimichelle7777 2 года назад +45

    This truly breaks my heart!! I can't believe the police didn't pick up on the strange behaviors. Well.. yes I can actually. A lot of police ignore huge red flags. It's usually of no interest until a bigger crime has been committed. Prayers for her soul and her family.

  • @carol-anneobrien1511
    @carol-anneobrien1511 2 года назад +17

    Where were the children when all this was happening to Sophie? Whether there or not they must be traumatised by all this. I truly hope that they, and Sophies family are OK💜 So very sad 😪

    • @TheMeloettaful
      @TheMeloettaful 10 месяцев назад +1

      I couldn't help but wonder about that the entire time. And where are the children NOW??? Hopefully they are being raised by people who truly love & care about them. And God rest Sophie's soul 🙏.

  • @tonithomas3719
    @tonithomas3719 2 года назад +42

    Love, love, love all you do! I can't wait to listen to the podcast! Keep doing what you're doing girl! I also teared up while you were thanking your fans. You're the kind of youtuber I love to support ❤️❤️❤️

  • @raxalx2620
    @raxalx2620 2 года назад +139

    Wow !!!! This totally reminded me of amber (my dog stepped on a 🐝) . The world needs to hear these stories of abusive, narcissistic, toxic women , yes they exist and more men need to speak out. Sending love and prayers 🙏💜

    • @flipsy9187
      @flipsy9187 2 года назад +14

      I was thinking that too - she was describing AH

    • @leratolefoka741
      @leratolefoka741 2 года назад +12

      Only person I thought of during this whole video

    • @jessicawatson7360
      @jessicawatson7360 2 года назад +2

      Who’s this?

    • @7Maya11
      @7Maya11 2 года назад +16

      @@jessicawatson7360 They are talking about Amber Heard. You know, this wannabe starlet from Aquaman who accuses Johnny Depp of physically and se*ually assualting her during their marriage. And tbh, I scrolled down to the comments to look for someone pointing that out, because I was thinking the exact same thing. Totally sounds like the Angry Turd XD

    • @lettenlina1708
      @lettenlina1708 2 года назад +6

      @@7Maya11 angry turd :D love it

  • @nadialottering6844
    @nadialottering6844 2 года назад +76

    Listening to this right after the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard case with all Amber's claims of abuse. And I'm just thankful Amber did not go as extreme as Sabrina did...

    • @kellytorres2956
      @kellytorres2956 2 года назад +14

      I had this exact thought. I don't feel like it's a far reach to imagine Amber could have eventually displayed these exact behaviors. It's frankly terrifying.

    • @nataliebrett4204
      @nataliebrett4204 2 года назад +5

      Exactly what I was thinking...I'm convinced we will be hearing about her further down the line connected to something equally horrific.

    • @mtaylor7307
      @mtaylor7307 2 года назад +1

      Thankfully the women's movement bringing awareness to issues has come far enough that false claims do not hurt true victims reporting. Back in the day, a woman's testimony would be discounted because of the false claims of others.

    • @CatDaddy.
      @CatDaddy. 2 года назад +1

      @@mtaylor7307 that's still true tho. Victims are almost never belived

    • @CatDaddy.
      @CatDaddy. 2 года назад +4

      Don't forget that Johnny was also abusive

  • @EllenD333
    @EllenD333 Год назад +1

    Yay! Heard the news, paused, ran to the podcast to have it up and ready then came back here to listen to this first. I'm so happy!!!! You're the best, Danielle!

  • @christinedorival266
    @christinedorival266 2 года назад +24

    The pod cast was absolutely brilliant. Thank you

  • @fammnak852
    @fammnak852 2 года назад +115

    I’m so sorry for Sophie.. :’( my heart just aches. I was an Au pair once and my guest mother wasn’t nice at all, I also worked 10h a day and I practically had to beg for my own wage. I couldn’t speak much German at that time, so I couldn’t even complain, I was all alone and scared. Sophie must have been so terrified. I saved all of my wages for flight back home and as soon as my money was enough, I flew back home and yell I QUIT! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! nevertheless I love the kids so much... prob the reason it was hard for me to leave. Rest In Peace Sophie, may heaven bring you peace .. :’(

    • @BoingBB
      @BoingBB 2 года назад +1

      My heart breaks for Sophie and her parents, who have to live on without their precious daughter. The wickedness in this world is sometimes beyond belief. I hope both of those murderers rot and die in prison.

    • @Marie-pr1ss
      @Marie-pr1ss 2 года назад +8

      Glad you got out of that abusive situation! Hopefully your next employer appreciates you and your services!!!💞

    • @fammnak852
      @fammnak852 2 года назад +7

      @@Marie-pr1ss Thank you for your reply Marie! All good in the end. I got out of the difficult situation, got my master's degree, got a job, and live happily and independently now. Sometimes I really miss the kids, but I just don't want to have contact with the family again because I don't want to be reminded of the hurtful times..

    • @Marie-pr1ss
      @Marie-pr1ss 2 года назад +3

      @@fammnak852 Glad to know you're doing AMAZINGLY WELL!!! It's nice to see there is a happy ending for good people out there! Hopefully maybe you will get the chance to see the kids again!! Take care much love!💖💖💖

    • @karencheatwood5235
      @karencheatwood5235 2 года назад +2

      I'm so sorry for what you went through.

  • @meganmartha4
    @meganmartha4 2 года назад +38

    I've been waiting for someone to cover this case. Funnily enough, was thinking about it just yesterday! Thank you Danielle. You are absolutely the best true crime RUclipsr around.

    • @gram5963
      @gram5963 2 года назад

      That happens to me a lot!

    • @jessicawatson7360
      @jessicawatson7360 2 года назад +1

      It rang a bell as I was listening, I think I’ve seen Mollie Westbrook cover it.

    • @gram5963
      @gram5963 2 года назад

      @@jessicawatson7360 love her too!

  • @cyannbutler4100
    @cyannbutler4100 2 года назад +26

    Seeing that picture of Sophie after being interrogated really brought tears to my eyes, may she rest in peace.

  • @jesspagge
    @jesspagge 2 года назад +41

    It’s so heartbreaking that she hated seeing other people being abused and suffering after knowing what happens to her. 😭 So sad.

  • @bathtubs
    @bathtubs 2 года назад +87

    I thought the police were trained to recognize when someone was in distress. At the very least, experience should have brought them to that conclusion, and they should have insisted on more information or an investigation. I certainly hope they learned something from this.
    That poor girl... my heart breaks for her parents. You're tougher than I am. I can't stop crying.

    • @CahliaShay
      @CahliaShay 2 года назад +10

      Exactly, why did they just let her leave with a lady that's accusing her of all these things she said didn't happen. You would think they'd at least ask her questions and try to figure out what's going on!

    • @jillijewel8922
      @jillijewel8922 2 года назад +5

      and with all the cases I've watched so far.... it happened so many times that police just let the criminal go and lives could have been saved if only they did their job better 😔

  • @rosegie17
    @rosegie17 2 года назад +9

    A year ago I discovered your channel and I was hooked. Seeing your growth makes me so proud! You deserve it, Danielle! Seeing how excited you were about the podcast makes my heart so happy. Wish you all the best!

    • @sharmainemanikram365
      @sharmainemanikram365 2 года назад +5

      Was introduced to yr channel by my doter . Love it. U give a voice to ppl that cannot.

  • @aivlysplath
    @aivlysplath Год назад +7

    Ugh this reminds me of my boyfriend’s ex. Physically, verbally, and emotionally abusive. Accused him of being a pedo, He was driving her to work and she grabbed the steering wheel and tried to turn into oncoming traffic. And they have a kid together, she could’ve left them an orphan. Just a horrible person.

  • @colleengreenlee3731
    @colleengreenlee3731 2 года назад +13

    Listening to this, it makes me think of what my dad is dealing with right now. It's absolutely terrifying and the legal system is so flawed. If you're with a narcissist, please run away as fast as you can.

  • @morganebrun6669
    @morganebrun6669 2 года назад +14

    What a heartbreaking case. Thank you for telling us Sophie’s story, Danielle. I’m doubly surprised not to have heard of it as I’m French and live in London myself (and did at the time too), I hate that this wasn’t discussed more. May she rest in peace.
    By the way - LOVE your first exclusive podcast episode!!

  • @eviepearce4126
    @eviepearce4126 2 года назад +42

    this literally makes me SO happy i love watching your vids but hate that youtube stops if i need to use a different app. can’t wait to listen to your podcast whilst driving or working etc

    • @justinwebber9968
      @justinwebber9968 2 года назад +6

      Get premium, solves that issue.

    • @pearlbarreau5252
      @pearlbarreau5252 2 года назад

      Yes premium does solve that issue.

    • @thechloechronicles9688
      @thechloechronicles9688 2 года назад

      RUclips stops what?

    • @melissamarina4884
      @melissamarina4884 2 года назад +1

      Not everyone can afford premium, just saying

    • @jennafenton466
      @jennafenton466 2 года назад +3

      @@melissamarina4884 if you use a vpn you can get it cheaper. i have mine for £1 a month because i used a vpn to get it in another country

  • @IreneJLyles
    @IreneJLyles 2 года назад +6

    You're a great story teller! Unfortunately, these are terrible events that demolished many families but thank you for your compassion. May the families gain peace and justice. God bless.