Parkland School Massacre: Child Psychologist Describes Sessions with Cruz

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2022
  • A child psychologist who met with a then 8-year-old #NikolasCruz for over a year takes the stand for the defense in the #ParklandSchoolMassacre penalty phase.
    Dr. Frederick Kravitz details Cruz's struggles with human interaction, including eye contact and verbal cues.
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Комментарии • 184

  • @inksterinky9820
    @inksterinky9820 Год назад +71

    This witness was gentle and empathic. I can see why he was a licensed psychologist.

    • @Stefanie3
      @Stefanie3 Год назад +6

      I thought the same and then I was wondering what he all heard in his 30 years of work. I doubt it is easy.

    • @cateileen5163
      @cateileen5163 Год назад +4

      Very calm and soothing aura!! Reminds me of my Grandpa (who was also a therapist) ❤️

    • @markbaz4200
      @markbaz4200 Год назад +3

      @@cateileen5163 I think anyone over 75 is licensed therapist 😁

    • @J_L_V
      @J_L_V Год назад +2

      If only all psychologists were this way.

    • @Stefanie3
      @Stefanie3 Год назад +2

      @@markbaz4200 I hope you are kidding, because that might end up very bad! Not everyone who is getting older gets automatically wiser.

  • @froandcara
    @froandcara Год назад +23

    It’s hard to see kids growing up this way. It makes you feel compassion for the many kids out there having physical/spiritual/mental issues…. Hard to see them go full psychopathic 🙏🏼

  • @kitchenskills5427
    @kitchenskills5427 Год назад +19

    The psychologist seems like an awesome clinician who really cared and tried to help the family. He really knows his patients. He has treated him in over 15 years. His testimony is so different from the much younger psychiatrist who treated Nikolas for 5 years when he was much older. The psychiatrist couldn't recollect any of his behaviors and claimed he never knew anything about his multiple behavioral referrals from his school. He also claimed he never received the letter of concern that he was preoccupied with guns and violence.

    • @lilafeldman8630
      @lilafeldman8630 Год назад +3

      Some of it is age, experience. The younger generations of doctors just don't have the same depth, sensitivity, compassion as the older ones.
      I have been on the receiving end of mental health care I have never shot or killed anybody and I didn't grow up in the same level of poverty that Nicholas Cruz did however I did come from a lot of brokenness and hardship. It's hard to find doctors who really " get it."

    • @lilafeldman8630
      @lilafeldman8630 Год назад +2

      There are few practitioners who can grasp the big picture. Which is too bad, bc, psychiatry is where it really matters.

  • @irciacruz6610
    @irciacruz6610 Год назад +16

    The way he planned the whole massacre was very coldly calculated, not by someone who doesn't think, not by a mentally ill person. God of strength to those families who lost their loved ones.

    • @loritorres715
      @loritorres715 Год назад +1

      Whether or not he had a bad life or not what he did was beyond horrible and very calculated and thought out that he does not deserve any mercy

    • @loritorres715
      @loritorres715 Год назад

      @@D.J.canada then give him what he wants not like he killed 1 or 5 people he killed killed 17 innocent people and planned it out I don't condone the death penalty but in this case why not

  • @labitcoineragt3596
    @labitcoineragt3596 Год назад +41

    “Do you think she was embarrassed of him?”
    Uhhhh yeah, let me see this attorney handling a kid that snaps in the middle of McDonald’s because he can’t get anymore fries and starts kicking you, cussing at the McDonald’s staff who have nothing to do with the incident. Throwing chairs and getting worse when you ask him to calm down because you can’t really give consequences to a child that has say oppositional defiant disorder etc… stuff that has nothing to do with discipline but entirely about mental disorders and damage that occurred due to drug use of the mother while pregnant or others…
    I had one child who try to chock me with the seatbelt as I was driving. Just because I said I would not be going to the store that day. He also tried to chock Himself with the seatbelt, would kick my bio son who was younger than him, tried to throw himself off the car (moving car on the freeway). Trashed his bedroom when asked to be on time out. Broke the bed, holes on the wall… all whilst the therapist just say “ok when you notice that he’s escalating at bed time because he doesn’t want to go to sleep just sit next to him and remind him that he needs to sleep or else he’ll have a bad day at school” 😒😒😒😒😒 bruh. Every single night feeling like a morron trying to keep a poker face so the child doesn’t get *more* triggered if he thinks you made a face that is threatening. They also tell you to say”ok I’m going to go to bed and I hope you do to”. And you need to walk away as you hear the child destroying your house and potentially hurting your pets 😕 bruh. Nobody knows what it is to deal with a child like tjis

    • @stevene9785
      @stevene9785 Год назад +4

      I understand. That is why I get so damn angry with the stupid comments. Keyboard warriors that believe they know so much. Hows it go? Oh yeah... bruh!

    • @labitcoineragt3596
      @labitcoineragt3596 Год назад +8

      @@stevene9785 Thank you. For me and my own kids was traumatic. I truly wanted to help thinking all they needed was love. Turns out love is not enough in certain circumstances, I now can say I don’t care when people try to tell me that “yes, love is enough” bla bla bla. Nope. No it’s not. I ended up in therapy myself because I went through trauma. Some kids are actually scary and you have that core feeling they would stab you in a heart beat! Ugh. Anyway, hopefully people that say “why didn’t so and so do this, why didn’t they do more” etc go get a foster license and do what their keyboard so fiercely types 😟

    • @StellaFl
      @StellaFl Год назад +7

      @@labitcoineragt3596 Your comment "love is not enough in certain circumstances" is the best thing I've read pertaining this case. I'm so sorry you've been through that and I hope things are looking up for you 💙🤍💙. I am infuriated at the defense who's trying to put the blame on Lynda. To me, she was NC's first victim.

    • @legolatar7677
      @legolatar7677 Год назад +7

      You are right. What these kids need is a good psychologist who will dig into the root cause. I am a special education teacher and I see these types of problems at work. I can also honestly say that dealing with an aggressive kid is scary - especially if you are not sure what is causing it or if you don't know the kid. I have one student who scares me. He has traits of aspd and is extremely defiant. What I have noticed is that getting to know the kid is very important. You need to make mental notes about their behaviour and what triggers them. The hardest thing is managing your own emotions. You can't really show them you are scared because they might be after that reaction. I have noticed that these kids will get surprised if you don't show fear. I have also noticed that it is important to remain as calm as possible. One thing I also do a lot with my students is a praise them excessively about positive behaviour and try to ignore negative behaviour as long as it is not causing harm. When I punish I punish them I punish them consistently. I don't tolerate hitting or serious threats or insults. The kid needs to know what is good behaviour and what is bad behaviour. It all needs to be clear. Those are called boundaries.
      The fact is these kids are struggling with anger because they don't know how to deal with it. Anger is one of the hardest emotions to deal with especially for special needs kids. They need a lot of support, good modeling, genuine interest and professional help. If they don't get these, the problem worsens and the kid spirals out of control. A good colleague of mine told me that behaviour is always a symptom of something. The kid might be overwhelmed, tired, frustrated or hungry for example and they lack the skills to communicate that, so the only way they can show how they feel is through aggression.

    • @StellaFl
      @StellaFl Год назад +3

      @@legolatar7677 Well said! Lynda must have been terrified of NC. He's so sadistic he would shoot his bb gun in the house and make "flamethrowers" with a can of spray and fire to scare her. And it's clear she was unable to set boundaries. Frankly, I don't know who would with him. I doubt even prison time will help in that direction.

  • @mlg4035
    @mlg4035 Год назад +18

    This is all fine and dandy, but it DOESN'T CHANGE A THING: Life in prison w/o parole or the D penalty, pick one.

  • @deniseblackburn33
    @deniseblackburn33 Год назад +10

    So sad

  • @laramacdonald9556
    @laramacdonald9556 Год назад +3

    WTF that monster sits there with a coffee takeaway next to 6 lawyers and 2 sitting behind them I've never seen worse in my life 😡I will watch this trial even though it's beyond pathetic😡what a waste of time all for this thing🤬

  • @eucliduschaumeau8813
    @eucliduschaumeau8813 Год назад +7

    The excruciating details about a simple "intake form" are mind-bendingly repetitive. We can all see what is written. Why does she ask questions about every single, line-item detail? This is why courts get bogged down. Establish the evidence and get on with the punishment. The victims are suffering through all these irrelevant details. This monster needs no sympathy.

  • @denisebecker9413
    @denisebecker9413 Год назад +6

    He looks like Dr Jacoby from Twin Peaks

  • @robson2939
    @robson2939 Год назад +2

    SO much damage in 6 minutes that will last a lifetime for the families of the victims

  • @wmdkitty
    @wmdkitty Год назад +2

    They really just throwing everything at the wall and seeing what sticks, aren't they? Anything to excuse a killer kid...

  • @tamimoncrief2264
    @tamimoncrief2264 Год назад +4

    I'm sad to say the appts are usually for follow of of how medications are working.

  • @dawnatkinson7704
    @dawnatkinson7704 Год назад +21

    Anyone else notice that for such a miserable human being and supposedly awful childhood, he is grinning from ear to ear?

    • @america1st827
      @america1st827 Год назад +2

      If you have time, google what he has drawn during the trial. I’m not thinking he has any remorse.

    • @tamiwallace7572
      @tamiwallace7572 Год назад +3

      He is probably happy to hear any kind thing his mother had said about him. His idea of reality is not normal. He is very emotionally disturbed. He will be put away for the rest of his life.

    • @stevene9785
      @stevene9785 Год назад

      You believe that he is grinning because you do not understand mental illness.

    • @StellaFl
      @StellaFl Год назад

      @@america1st827 I don't think he has any remorse either, not sure he's capable of feeling any. His so-called apology was really indicative. It was all about him and full of lies, just a final attempt to manipulate the public and the judicial system.
      P.S. He asked to be buried with a woman?? WTH??

    • @clare5524
      @clare5524 Год назад

      @@america1st827 Source please?

  • @MurrayJoe
    @MurrayJoe Год назад +1

    I can’t understand why they keep referring to him as the “school shooter,” he should be referred to as the “murderer of school people”, as he’s confessed to it. When you refer to him as the school shooter, you are giving him the notoriety he craves and also encouraging others to follow on in the murders footsteps.

  • @barbmurray8557
    @barbmurray8557 Год назад +22

    Ok we get it. Please let these families have peace and let these smart jurists do their jobs for God sake 🙏

  • @jessicacarnahan6924
    @jessicacarnahan6924 Год назад +19

    Does anyone know if and what Lynda Cruz’s plan was for this kid who clearly shouldn’t have ever been left alone?! My goodness- what a tragic avoidable act.

    • @annebosworth7048
      @annebosworth7048 Год назад +9

      She died a few months before this shooting happened.. he was taken in by a another family when his mum died..

    • @lesquichez
      @lesquichez Год назад +9

      @@annebosworth7048 as much as I've heard I must have missed or forgotten that detail. I don't think it was a coincidence with the timing being shortly after her death. It's possible, timely help could have prevented this tragedy and once he made it through, may have never returned to that mindset again. Truly the age is a common factor among many of these shooters. No excuse to let this slip and everyone did every step of the way

    • @brbrknndy
      @brbrknndy Год назад +12

      Oh Please. Nikolas Cruz had more help than anyone could ever imagine. He was not incapacitated as the defense would like you to think or the experts would have taken legal action to have him declared so. No one failed him. Nikolas did nothing to help himself. He had the intelligence to do so. He wasn't bullied and his pictures so far all showed him very happy.
      He was working at dollar store at the time of the shootings and living with a loving family. He made the honor roll in high school one semester too. He was smart enough to learn how to shoot an AR 15 and he was an excellent marksman. He was in ROTC in high school.
      Linda Cruz bought him a gun. If she was so afraid of him then why would she do that?
      I'm actually for giving him LWOP because that will force him to think about what he did for about 60 years.

    • @cuckertarlson5310
      @cuckertarlson5310 Год назад

      @@brbrknndy exactly he's a psychopath. He's always trying to play victim while simultaneously being truculent. He's narcissistic as f.
      He will never feel remorse or regret for killing those people and injuring the others.

    • @brbrknndy
      @brbrknndy Год назад +5

      @@sA-ny2jl He's in solitary confinement now and will be for the rest of his life because there will always be part of the jail population that finds what he did so heinous that there will be many attempts at his life.
      Right now he's living off of psychological Novocaine because of the court trial. He's enjoying the defense witnesses talking about how bad he had it. If you see his face there are tears in his eyes while they are talking; not because he is sorry for what he did. He's enjoying the "feeling sorry for him " talk that he was so used to getting in his time growing up.
      After the trial that will all go away and he will be completely alone. He will be in solitary for the rest of his life, I don't believe the court will allow him to view any media on what he did except as necessary for appeals. Without distractions to break the monotony he will get bored very quickly.
      I do, however, think the families should sue NC because he now getting millions of dollars in his commissary account from the reality TV show having to do with his brother. If the families sue the court will garnish payments to his commissary account.
      Visits from family members will be hard on him to as he will be seeing people living and enjoying life that he will never get to experience. He will be stuck in limbo for the rest of his life.
      What he did was so heinous that I don't think he will ever get out.

  • @godislove4540
    @godislove4540 Год назад +11

    Why only monthly therapy sessions? 🤔🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

    • @aeurospace
      @aeurospace Год назад +1

      "Therapy sessions" were there just to evaluate his progress (or not) and modify drug prescriptions. Nikolas, the murderer has been a devil in the flesh his entire life. I feel sorry for Linda who basically hasn't had a chance to survive this monster.

    • @nickyms2601
      @nickyms2601 Год назад +1

      Possible insurance wouldn't cover it or the fact he was misdiagnosed

    • @alfamily586
      @alfamily586 Год назад +3

      What progress was ever made with all this treatment and counseling? Its all baloney, look at them. Each one is a weirdo and the one lady could barely speak english today let alone when Nick was a child. They repeat the same BS for every child they see.

    • @aeurospace
      @aeurospace Год назад +2

      Apparently, some people have a difficulty to get in terms with the fact, that devil exists. And some individuals are demon-possessed no matter what you do, no matter the enormous amount of love and resources has been poured onto them: devil is an ultimate destroyer; his inhuman behavior and destructive actions are beyond of your control.

    • @godislove4540
      @godislove4540 Год назад

      @GoinRogue I am a mental health therapist. Did you have a bad experience with a therapist or psychiatrist? You seem so angry….

  • @dgatsf
    @dgatsf Год назад +3

    I can’t help but notice what a cute child and handsome young man he became. He never heard it.

    • @J_L_V
      @J_L_V Год назад

      That’s not why he became what he became.

  • @nickyms2601
    @nickyms2601 Год назад +7

    So many kids gets misdiagnosed as adhd but really its bi polar or something else. 🙄😒

  • @gloryB-3
    @gloryB-3 Год назад +6

    The adoptive mother and father were not equipped to deal with the person of Nikolas since he was born.

    • @StellaFl
      @StellaFl Год назад +4

      I don't think anyone is, and I'm sure neither myself nor anyone I know would be.

  • @c.b.5535
    @c.b.5535 Год назад +2

    What's going on with RUclips never having this channel in my recommended? I have to search and sign up for all notices just to see videos.

    • @jonnylumberjack6223
      @jonnylumberjack6223 Год назад +2

      No idea. I'm not subscribed and it pops up in my recommended all the time!

    • @shellos8
      @shellos8 Год назад +2

      Try unsubscribing and then subscribing again. Don't forget to click the bell and all videos. Sometimes it works

    • @wateronmars-bz4yc
      @wateronmars-bz4yc Год назад

      you're an idiot. that's the deal.

  • @huertalapaz8359
    @huertalapaz8359 Год назад +1

    The paper shuffled is very loud and annoying

  • @belindakloppers3698
    @belindakloppers3698 Год назад +9

    All the pictures shown of both boys, clearly indicates that they were well taken care of.... they always presented clean, neat, healthy, extremely well dressed and smiling naturally and even looking happy, loved and well adjusted kids.... this is a very important factor seemingly missed in all the anylisys.... this already indicated that the parents cared and loved the two boys and gave them the best start in life they were capable of with the limited knowledge of dealing with adopted kids where gene's and background history always plays a huge part in their behavior as they grow up and developed ...as to kids that's been neglected, abused, diprived of healthy food, not having a decent place to live, limited education, and subjected to poverty etc..
    The fact that unfortunately the father died when they were still todlers and the mom struggled to cope with the boys, her loss and not having a father figure for them, not being the petfect know it all, do it all mom... not being strict enough, spoiling them, she still loved them and kept them out of the foster system where they could have been subjected to much worse treatment...
    I hope when he now gets to look back at his childhood pictures as n grown-up he would at least acknowledge the fact that he was loved and privileged to have those two people in his life and even struggling with ADHD and developmental issues still was not a reason to kill innocent people as his actios were well planned, the gun modified, his conversations , social post etc... shows that he knew what he was doing...
    Even having a second chance being taken in by his friend's caring parents who tried to give him a stable loving environment where he proved that he had the ability to behave himself and improve his life, showed no signs that alerted them, they even paid for treatment for him and he still took their love and care for granted...
    He might not had the best childhood but he certainly did not have the worse either even with the social system failing him..

    • @stevene9785
      @stevene9785 Год назад +3

      Never judge a book by it's cover.

    • @Ninaagabi
      @Ninaagabi Год назад

      That is so moronic

    • @LMCSM
      @LMCSM Год назад +2

      Just because a child "appears" clean and loved, does not, by any means support the idea that he had a good childhood. This Mother had no control or grip on the way Nikolas was and ultimately failed him, as did many other "professionals"

    • @gloryB-3
      @gloryB-3 Год назад +2

      Pictures can be deceiving

  • @LourdesGzz
    @LourdesGzz Год назад +1

    Mental health issues again and again, it never ends

  • @Snail.1
    @Snail.1 Год назад +7

    I thought 💭 this trial was over 😞

    • @gloryB-3
      @gloryB-3 Год назад

      What do you mean? Trial over

    • @StellaFl
      @StellaFl Год назад

      October- November maybe.

    • @Snail.1
      @Snail.1 Год назад

      I just figured they'd give him death and be done with it.

    • @gloryB-3
      @gloryB-3 Год назад

      @@Snail.1 Your saying that because that's what you want. The decision is in the hands of, hopefully, the INDIVIDUAL Jurors.

    • @gloryB-3
      @gloryB-3 Год назад

      @@Snail.1 Trial's far from over. Defense has a strong case

  • @l.baughman1445
    @l.baughman1445 Год назад +2

    AAAAAA! Court TV -- DO NOT SHOW CONFIDENTIAL PHI FORMS!! YOU NEED TO EDIT THIS NOW!

    • @LMCSM
      @LMCSM Год назад

      She's dead so it doesn't hold any value now

  • @southernstate1433
    @southernstate1433 Год назад +3

    Omg, I Could Read Her SS # and Address and Phone "!!!🙄

    • @LMCSM
      @LMCSM Год назад

      And? She's dead so it means nothing now

  • @edmunddonnelly3881
    @edmunddonnelly3881 Год назад +6

    Hey everyone, Adolf Hitler had a traumatic childhood and an abusive father. Does that change what he did?

    • @Ninaagabi
      @Ninaagabi Год назад

      That’s not even remotely on the same level.

    • @edmunddonnelly3881
      @edmunddonnelly3881 Год назад +9

      @@Ninaagabi The number of victims is much different, but the principle is the same. Personal/psychological issues does not justify evil acts.

    • @Ninaagabi
      @Ninaagabi Год назад

      @@edmunddonnelly3881 still no

    • @grassfedcharlie
      @grassfedcharlie Год назад

      @@Ninaagabi mass murder is still mass murder, you moron. Doesn’t matter the scale. Whether it’s 17 children or millions of Jewish people. Your arrogance is corny

    • @bridget1540
      @bridget1540 Год назад

      Do not justify but do give possible contributing factors that may need consideration for penalty/sentencing.

  • @RichardsWorld
    @RichardsWorld Год назад +1

    You guys actually showed Lynda Cruz’s SSN? Wow

    • @kitchenskills5427
      @kitchenskills5427 Год назад

      She is now deceased and this was a live coverage. The court allowed that to be displayed.

    • @alisonwonderland8680
      @alisonwonderland8680 Год назад +2

      What's SSN?

    • @lizbatista9838
      @lizbatista9838 Год назад +1

      @@alisonwonderland8680 social security number

    • @LMCSM
      @LMCSM Год назад

      She's dead so it means nothing and has no need to be kept confidential...

  • @adriannespring8598
    @adriannespring8598 Год назад +1

    Interesting how much of this is from his biological mothers drug/alcohol/smoking during his gestation on top of the drugs he was pumped full of from so young. His brain was shorted from the start. So many what ifs. Would be interesting if he wasn't treated with drugs but instead taken into a natural environment away from all technology with firm guidance.

  • @ldolan4051
    @ldolan4051 Год назад +1

    This testimony pisses me off. Kids w/adhd crave isolation and, furthermore, need it. They express it in behavior, imo.
    Clearly the thought process did not work.

    • @kitchenskills5427
      @kitchenskills5427 Год назад

      No they don't. Please cite your source.

    • @ldolan4051
      @ldolan4051 Год назад

      @@kitchenskills5427 I said it is my opinion. Read more carefully.
      My opinion is based on knowledge and experience.

  • @annjcd4608
    @annjcd4608 Год назад +2

    Nature vs nurture

  • @slaws2279
    @slaws2279 Год назад +2

    The psychologist is so cute 🥺👨🏻‍🦳

  • @nyd2021
    @nyd2021 Год назад +1

    Mom was too old to adopt such small children, but she did what she could.. who is to say anyone else would have been able to do any better? I don't think this could have been prevented. What is there to learn from this? That is the real question we should each ask, and answer, for ourselves.

  • @suefila6699
    @suefila6699 Год назад

    So, how many more troubled kids are there out there who exhibit a similar degree of difficulty and who are not in receipt of the support they need and deserve? Their support is as much for our benefit, as theirs.

  • @LMCSM
    @LMCSM Год назад +2

    What a wonderful understanding and compassionate man this psychologist is. If only he had more people like this in his corner, he wouldn't have felt so lost and alone in this world. Such a sad case. Those people killed were victims but so is Nikolas. People on here that are just deeming his as "evil" because they lack the capacity to delve deeper and look into all of this information, background etc infuriates me. As a parent of a special needs child, I've found so many people are just ignorant to such conditions and how much they can affect someone's life. Add those conditions to being directly affected whilst developing in the womb, being relentlessly bullied and told he wasn't loved or worth anything, not being given the proper guidance and support by his Mother... I could go on, the list is endless. Just a tragedy all round

    • @TheFiscallySound
      @TheFiscallySound Год назад +1

      Hes a quack. People in his profession only milk people for money and are unable to live up to people's expection of what the profession is intended to be.

  • @gloryB-3
    @gloryB-3 Год назад +27

    Nikolas Cruz has experienced a very damaged childhood; pain and suffering, and no fault of his own. The severe damaging comments made to his face, as a child by vicious neighbors, the relentless bullying from his own brother and, students at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas School, and at the special schools he attended when he was a younger child were the environmental component of his make up; that coupled with drugs (prescription & non-prescription), alcohol, etc. that his birth mother ingested, while Nikolas was forming in her womb definitely contributed to the genetic component of his make up. And through no fault of his own. He has suffered and died, not physically, but emotionally, psychologically, and spiritually; through no fault of his own, but from other people. His personhood has been under attack since he was born. I feel for him.

    • @notcherbidness501
      @notcherbidness501 Год назад +7

      That didn’t give him license to kill. He had more interventions and therapy than most kids like him

    • @alfamily586
      @alfamily586 Год назад

      I agree.

    • @edmunddonnelly3881
      @edmunddonnelly3881 Год назад +6

      Do you feel for the 17 people he brutally murdered?

    • @gloryB-3
      @gloryB-3 Год назад +2

      @@edmunddonnelly3881 Some if those students who were physically killed may very well have been part of the problem. To be indifferent, watch from a distance, and not get involved, while other vicious students relentlessly bully, demean, and dehumanize another human being, is contributing to the problem. Sorry for those students who were killed, but Cruz, as other students get killed emotionally, psychologically, and spiritually, as they get dehumanized from the bullying, and, torturing other students inflict on them.

    • @edmunddonnelly3881
      @edmunddonnelly3881 Год назад

      @@gloryB-3 Cruz by all accounts bullied and antogonized others, picking fights in school and posting racist comments online. He wasn't a pure victim by any means.

  • @LLAdy234
    @LLAdy234 Год назад +4

    Are they allowed to show all of the mothers personal info on TV? Her SSN was on there.

    • @marjieestivill
      @marjieestivill Год назад

      Omg.

    • @bennyshakur97
      @bennyshakur97 Год назад

      She’s dead now but still doubt it should have been shown.

    • @marjieestivill
      @marjieestivill Год назад

      @@OpalBLeigh Oh thanks, I thought the adoptive mother had him by this point.

    • @shelbylynn209
      @shelbylynn209 Год назад +3

      She is no longer living, she passed in 2017. Another reason why they believe this horrible tragedy happened.

    • @rogerthat.9105
      @rogerthat.9105 Год назад

      @@shelbylynn209 What was her cause of death?…

  • @pitsarelife651
    @pitsarelife651 Год назад

    Is it just me or do they look alike?!

  • @kevinheneghan74
    @kevinheneghan74 Год назад

    Nikolas jacob cruz get binder by led headlights of xenon headlights be good for him

  • @combatepistemologist8382
    @combatepistemologist8382 Год назад +2

    They probably raised it (their tumultuous relationship) to an art form. Nikolas was easily set off and Zachary seemed to derive pleasure from pushing Nicholas's buttons. I had to laugh a bit at this: It brings back memories. But not good for a kid on the edge. Little Nikky needed more friends.

  • @anitalapierre1733
    @anitalapierre1733 Год назад +3

    Why aren't all these professions not taking responsibility for all Nikolas dangerous outbreaks, they need to be held responsible to for failing him since a young age! Just my opinion after watching court

  • @constancemcguire5870
    @constancemcguire5870 Год назад

    Anyone else notice the three 6s in Cruz's home address? Just saying 😬

  • @gloryB-3
    @gloryB-3 Год назад +5

    The intervention Nikolas needed was and is Divine intervention; not worldly Psychologist, Counselors, Psychiatrists, and Educators. Why didn't the Educators at the school see the signs and problems the other students who were offending Nikolas, had. They are the ones who needed to be dealt with; discipline, suspend and expell from the school. I would love to speak with Nikolas and bring him to Christ.

    • @gloryB-3
      @gloryB-3 Год назад

      @@se4625 Blamed the school because they are a secular institution with secular, ungodly Educators, and cruel, demonic students; I'm not saying all.

    • @gloryB-3
      @gloryB-3 Год назад

      @S E Blamed the school because they are a secular institution with secular, ungodly Educators, and cruel, demonic students; I'm not saying all.

    • @djsaintmusic7819
      @djsaintmusic7819 Год назад

      God isn’t helping a situation we’ve created as a society

  • @ToddDouglasFox
    @ToddDouglasFox Год назад +5

    SHAME doctor! You had an opportunity to change the course of this human being’s life right at the critical age of 8 before it would become nearly impossible to reach him. We took these children off meds, detoxed them, brought them into intensive therapy for 2 weeks with ALL family present and ALL family members receiving intensive therapy. There is no education or discussion or meds that reaches these kids and that helps these families consistently and with ongoing in depth actual living and feeling through emotions. It is not about TALKING it out or role modeling. Emotions must be experienced in loving and honest intensive therapy sessions. You are so smug that you think you have no culpability! Wow. We were successful with these kids in every case. They were all extremely capable and even likely to act out violence in horrific ways (some had done so before they were brought to us) but NONE of them have done so since receiving therapy that is effective. Again, you had more than 4 decades of not understanding or properly treating kids that are likely to kill. SHAME on you.

    • @J_L_V
      @J_L_V Год назад

      You really think a psychologist is a psychic? He wouldn’t have known that this monster would’ve took guns to his former HS and shot innocent children and adults. That’s ridiculous to presume that of this man. Who you SHOULD blame are the people who were his caregivers, for not giving a damn about his mental illness and state of mind.

    • @ToddDouglasFox
      @ToddDouglasFox Год назад

      @@J_L_V as professionals, we know. These counselors and psychiatrists have access to the same information, studies, therapies, and outcomes that we do. It’s solid evidence and yet they ignored it. By the way, if you’re a layperson, my extensive comment and knowledge is not to you. In fact you do not need to take my chastisement personally unless you’re a professional in my field and have neglected your ethical responsibility as these professionals have done.

    • @ToddDouglasFox
      @ToddDouglasFox Год назад

      @@J_L_V tut tut. Deleting your comment because you got embarrassed by your own stupidity does not take it down. Here it is:
      J LV said:
      You really think a psychologist is a psychic? He wouldn’t have known that this monster would’ve took guns to his former HS and shot innocent children and adults. That’s ridiculous to presume that of this man. Who you SHOULD blame are the people who were his caregivers, for not giving a damn about his mental illness and state of mind.