There is proof right there that they forced her to say things!, there is proof that the baby was not burned . So it is obvious she didn't burn her. But she felt she had to say what they wanted her to say. Mom and Dad need a kick in the ass for not getting her a lawyer.
cops are so disgusting. They manipulative a teenage woman into waiving her rights so that they can publicly prosceute and destroy her life and the family. Even if she gets off her life is ruined and for what? Is it justice? Really? What she did is punishment of itself. The sick and twisted liars and manipulators here are the detectives. Not the girl.
WE GOT A CONFESSION THAT SHE CREMEATED THE BONES OF THE BABY BY HOLDING A LIGHTYER TO HER FEET! WE ARE SUCH MASTER DETECTIVES AND AHAHAHHA SHE THOUGHT THAT WE WERE HELPING HER!!!! HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHHAH
These detectives are really promising things knowing she will not walk out of there. NEVER speak to the cops without an attorney guilty or not. They can put a spin on every word you say.
@Joe Blow She was young and very naive, and these officers blatantly lied in many ways to make it seem they were her friends and had her interest at heart which was nothing but a lie it was entrapment.
No! They did not advise her to her own counsel especially the part where she began to feel uncomfortable and scared. They read out what's on paper but didn't really advise her. She's only 18 and clearly naive
Am I the only 1 who finds it odd she refused Dr.s exam, took birth control while pregnant, and the mother claims to know nothing but yet the girl texts her mom about how happy she is to get her body back?" Where did she get the flowers from... The garden?
It is obviously she didn’t want that baby and plan on killing and plan on continuing to have sex there was no remorse if the doctor hadn’t reported it she would have went to college and went on with her life look at her in her prom dress her life went on is usually yeah you get to go home with your dad but your baby didn’t get that choice you made the choice for her
She might not want to chance doctors uncovering past pregnancies or anything else that she was worried about. I was a generation I of birth control pills. Women found out use of pills could,/might cause spontaneous abortion, some tried it. They advised you not to use the pills while pregnant, some would start pill use in 8-9 Month thinking they would have more protection once the baby was born. It was always a warning you would not be safe until at least 3 full months of pills after birth, but always there are people who try to defy the odds, especially if they had a friend who had intercourse right away & said it worked for her, started pills early & didn't get pregnant.: You just never know. There is a cultural thing in our country for the last 20-30 years among a high percentage of teens, "never tell an adult the truth". Another thing, We have raised several generations that have been weakened by not holding people responsible for their actions or mistakes. When you tell young people it isn't your fault, you are too immature, you are excused, the age is the wrong thing to base maturity on, taking responsibility molds the character. "A smart man learns from his mistakes, a wise man learns from others mistakes." We are short on wise men. One goal I had was "if i died young, I wanted my kids to know how to care for themselves. " There is a wonderful book out there called"I learned everything I need to know in Kindergarten". Just remember this when you finish it: Don't Pee in Your Friend's Sandbox.
I think the mom knew too, from the texts. It is heartbreaking - Skylar kept wanting to hold her mom’s hand & be told she still loved her. She obviously didn’t have a feeling of unconditional love - in her perception love was contingent. I’m not saying she didn’t have unconditional love - just that she didn’t perceive it. Her dad was better about expressing it verbally than her mom. It broke my heart when she said she just needed support. She was traumatized & crying and she didn’t feel that love & support from her parents at what has to be the hardest, scariest time of her life. I don’t know if the baby was alive at birth or not but I would have reasonable doubt. And I think the jury will feel sympathy for her. Her mom told her that her life would be over if she was pregnant (after email from doctor). Geez - how can she cope with giving birth when she is told this. They should have been talking about options like adoption & safe harbor. Skylar felt like her life would be over & her parents wouldn’t love her anymore if she had a baby. I feel really sorry for her.
I sure wish these cops would shut the hell up...they were too suggestive to her and the female cop shouldn't have been assigned the case she was personally involved with the family. This trial wouldn't have happened had the parents hired a lawyer from moment 1.
Why in the world did they allow her to be interrogated like that ? Lawyer up people don’t be naive. I do think she was born alive tho just my hunch. Sad
What I have learned from watching all these trials is that you get an attorney immediately for everything. Quilty or not quilty ... do not speak to authorities w/o attorney present. Its your right as an American to have counsel. Don't risk it.
@Joe Blow because she's acting like a child people are forgetting she's not. She's getting a lot of sympathy in these comments but she could have straightened a lot out by either asking for a lawyer or telling the truth. When people tell the truth, there isn't so much inconsistency.
I love it!🤣😂🤣😂 Get her to admit to burning the child.... days later doctor says oops body wasn’t burnt. Really makes the detectives look like assholes. 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
@Joe Blow exactly. she was smart enough to have sex, hide a pregnancy, dismiss the baby's father and worry about her going to school, jail and home to her parents. she wasn't telling the truth at all
She said in the first interview that the cord was not attached to her baby, now its suddenly wrapped around the babies neck....really. She also said that the placenta came out the next day in the first interview. This girl keeps changing her story.
WHY didn't her parents get her representation prior to this interview?!?! I imagine her father is kicking himself now. They fell for the nice cop routine, hook, line and sinker. Damn.
Tandi, it's maddening, isn't it!! I know attorneys who have a Facebook page and every Friday, they have "Shut The Fuc* Up Friday" where they advise folks to call an attorney immediately!
@@MissPrettywoman628 But now the parents know about the crime...Why didn't they call an attorney? Too much trust for detectives in this case...Some think if they hire an attorney if will make you appear guilty. Some think they can outsmart detectives. Not quite sure why no attorney was called but I have my suspicions that her folks were a bit naive about what can happen....And, it happened!!
Tandi Caldwell because they knew the female cop....the mother was in on it! Come on mom's....you find out your daughter has a baby, she's being investigated for murder, your yard is being dug up looking for a dead body of a baby, the neighbors are calling and it's all over the news...the cops let you into the room to see your daughter....and you don't cry? You aren't in shock? Your not pissed off? You and your hubby just walk in and give a 5 second hug and then sit down to repeatedly alibi yourselves knowing cops are watching and it's being recorded....you just go in and let her squeel "I'm sorry mommy" oh please....these people either deserve academy awards or jail themselves!! Where is their bedroom in proximaty to the daughter's? She didn't make a sound pushing out a child dead or alive but normal size? If alive the baby didn't make a sound? Come on...she drowned that baby in the toilet before it could scream! Just like the chic at McDonald's who got off charges for trying to kill her newborn by drowning it in the McDonald's bathroom toilet but got caught by the coworker. No pain killer either....crazy ass people
My heart goes out for both Annabelle and Skylar. Skylar will never be the same again, no matter what the verdict is. To me, she seems frozen from so many traumas. This whole case is so very, very sad.
What is the legal age in this state, this is Ohio???. If she is of legal. Maybe she had to ask for a lawyer. Maybe her parents can't do it. Local tech were responsible for the charring story.
She ADMITTED killing the baby. That SHOULD prove that she did it BUT that's what this trial is about AS WELL AS all of her words/actions surrounding the event of the birth.
I have a hunch she took the birth control pills to abort the baby but it was too late. Regardless, there is enough reasonable doubt to drive a dump truck through it. Thus far, my vote is not guilty for murder. The rest? I don't know the laws and what all they are charging her with.
@@PrincessPattyPumpkin Over the past couple of years I have become more and more critical of interrogation techniques. If you can't get the answer without manipulation maybe you are looking for the wrong answer. Innocent until proven guilty. With these techniques I especially do not like them when used on kids.
Patrice2911 that’s kind of unfair to be pro prosecution all the time. You should really go in to these trials suspecting the defendant is innocent until the prosecution PROVES them guilty. I’m not trying to be rude, I’m just saying. Innocent people go to trial everyday in this country. 😔
@@brittneyrenae7742 I'm not on the jury, so I can think whatever I want. I've watched enough trials to see that it takes years to finally get to trial and the State isn't gonna waste their time if they don't have a strong case. The VAST majority of the time person is guilty, they just have to prove it. Sometimes they can't, like possibly in this case.
@@ifellicantgetup Yes! That female dectective actually said at the start something to effect of "we're making small talk to try to distract you...." and she kinda trailed off and the guy stated talking. Those 2 are possibly the sketchiest interrogators I've seen and I love watching interrogations.
Regardless of this interview, the point is she did NOTHING to try to save her baby- did not call 911, or wake up her parents.. She just gave birth- stillborn or not that baby deserved medical attention to get a chance at life. She is guilty for manslaughter in my opinion. People might say she was scarred of mommy dearest but come on she had HER baby in her hands to heck with her mom.
"What are you nervous about?" Yeah, we all go into interrogation rooms on a regular basis...😯 People, PLEASE SHUT THE FLUFF UP AND CALL AN ATTORNEY!! This young lady trusts these adults. She continuously holds her hand out for someone to hold it...😭 I am a Conservative woman who values human life, but there are complex issues at work here...Skylar should have been on birth control a lot sooner than she was...She should have been able to talk to her mom honestly but apparently was used to lying to her parents...There is a reason for this type of behavior! The thought of disappointing or angering her parents frightened her more than any thought of repercussions from society... She felt she couldn't talk to her parents about birth control so she certainly wasn't going to talk to them about an abortion! Then, she was in over her head and went into total denial. Please recall your eighteen-year old self. You are going to Prom and preparing for college...Your parents are expecting you to continue your "perfect life..." We have celebrities bragging about how many abortions they've had...My point? Human life is not being valued as long as the baby is still in the womb...We are pounding this mentality into our youth! This is a case that needs to be seen by psychology students as well as civics students...
@Linda Von Haugg ,Break" her?? You are proving my point😂 I pray you are never accused of s crime! You are incredibly naive if you think every case the prosecution puts up is legit!
This whole interrogation stinks!! It will cost Prosecution a hung jury I bet. They fed her information prior to her saying what happened...each step of the way....she's just agreeing to it. Plus the interrogation makes her seem sympathetic with that sugar sweet voice....then they have no cause of death....it's not a slam dunk.
playsinrain I am hoping the defence or jury hook on that fact. As you say, "They tell her what to say." She admitted to burning her baby, after they said she did. The doctor expert who thought this originally, later told the police she took a closer look, and said the baby had in fact, NOT been burned at all.
Fee Mac I hope that as well. If anything it stands alone that they cohersed her into saying she burned the baby. I hope the defense makes a huge point to the jury that even though they basically told her to tell them she burned her, that there is ZERO proof that happened. To me that cancels out just about everything she says in this second interview! There is proof right there that they forced her to say things!
playsintherain I agree with all you say here. I see a few comments here that say at 18, she is a woman. Listening to her, I get the impression that intellectually she's much younger.
I'm sure she wore clothes to hide her pregnancy...and possible where the carriage of the baby...my sister carried her baby in her back area and she barely showed...just a guess..
When my daughter got pregnant as a teen I knew, I did the laundry. When she missed a period I knew. Come on mom, unless, of course Skylar did her own laundry. As for not recognizing what was obviously a very pregnant teen, that was denial on the parents part, especially mom. My guess is this baby weighed at least 6 lbs. She was almost full term. My daughter's baby weighed 8 1/2 lbs at birth and she was only 5'3" tall just like Skylar.
denkat2010 plus her mother got an email stating Skylar was pregnant and she didn’t demand Skylar take a pregnancy test?????? What kind of mother just takes her kids word for it? Not in my house. I’m a pretty laid back parent, but there is no way in hell would I believe the words of my kid over an email from a doctor. Especially when a test from the dollar store can clear up that suspicion real quick.
Curious to know what was her plan as she was giving birth? Was she going to wake up her parents and introduce her baby to its grandparents? She never had intention to see this baby live in my opinion.
Joyce Ridilla she just confirmed the pregnancy a few days prior to giving birth and had not even figured that out then gave birth! She was told she have a lot more time sheesh I AM wondering does anyone watch the whole trial or just pretend that they do?
@@gige0156 I agree with you to a Harley either trying to ruin that girl's life she made a mistake the only thing she's guilty of is sleeping around and not using protection that's it I'm trying to hide a pregnancy if I messed up and I'm a guy and my parents treated me the way her parents to dinner I don't think I would tell my parents that I got a girl pregnant I'm sorry about my spelling it sucks
I agree to some young girl everybody makes mistakes I don't think she killed that baby why would she give it a name and then kill it don't make sense to me
Over 17 times she denies any kind of burning before she tells them what they want to hear. It's absurd that they didn't realize she was just going along with their story. You're told that the doctor said the remains are charred, so she thinks that if she denies it, they will think she is lying and not let her go home.
This case is doomed!!! The overzealousness of the police officers convinced her to admit to something that didn't even happen. The Prosecution is screwed.
WE GOT A CONFESSION THAT SHE CREMEATED THE BONES OF THE BABY BY HOLDING A LIGHTYER TO HER FEET! WE ARE SUCH MASTER DETECTIVES AND AHAHAHHA SHE THOUGHT THAT WE WERE HELPING HER!!!! HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHHAH
Sory to say this but they are confusing her! And giving her ideas of what to say...I am not saying she is innocent It is Just what I see in this interrogation
Yep, they are putting ideas in her head and making her think she has to say something, anything, to make everything all better. Was it this? I think it was that, and that's ok because... Don't get me wrong, I think the girl is guilty but they are doing a horrible job. She was also trying to maintain the perfect life for mommy dearest.
Colleen Lally-ross, I agree! They make me sick! What she did was wrong but these cops are THE WORST!! I cannot believe the parents let her go in there without a lawyer!
Can someone please tell me how she was going to carry on hiding the baby girl from her parents after she gave birth to her and she started to cry??..she got rid of the baby girl..just my opinion
I’m a bit confused. Wasn’t it the forensic anthropologist that the state hired the one who first said the bones showed charring then later said she was mistaken? So if that is correct why is the state continuing with this line of so-called evidence?
I figured that, but confused as to why the state would continue with all the supposed burning evidence after their own dr said she was mistaken. One might think they would have dropped this whole topic.
Susan Graves I think they know they don’t have a murder case on her. They keep talking about it bc they want that desecration charge to stick. They are grasping at straws, especially with this terrible interrogation. I have no idea why they keep bringing it up, but it just doesn’t look good for them to keep pushing a point that everyone knows is a lie!
@@claudineschultz8349 no, FA that said it to ME then realized the error. But they had this 2nd interrogation & charged her and didn't drop once they knew.
I know, but my comment was not about her. I know what their intent was, but they were still annoying as hell. They loooved hearing their own voices. Olivia and Elliott would have been much better. 😂
As a counselor, watching these officers berate this child is sickening. Their behavior is beyond unethical. They break her down mentally and constantly replace her truth with theirs. It’s brainwashing. She should sue them and the department.
This seriously makes me want to throw up. This girl told them the truth the very first time she was interrogated. Why couldn't they have just gone with that. Nope, they had their theories and they had to make her conform to what they were saying happened. Like all cops they want to get a guilty confession so they keep on and keep on and keep on and they lead and plant the ideas in people's heads. They tell her "oh Skylar, you are so close.... You are so close in giving us all the truth. " So the poor girl felt like she needed to keep on until she said what the detectives approved of. And that female detective brought up cremation first. I know this kid was scared and she went about things the wrong way. But I pray the jury can see she was telling the truth the first time around and I pray they can also see these a**hole detectives planted this garbage in her head and led her to say what she did in that second interrogation.
all while pretending that they care. how touching. They actually believe themselves to be righteous. They think of themselves as the good guys. In reality , they enjoy watching people squirm, especially someone like her. They are sadistic. They are weak minded pawns of the state
"Just share the truth with us" they lie more than she does, but thats because of course, they are above the rules, and they lie for justice. They really believe that.
And then they say stuff like "And, then, did the arm move? Just a little? just a little bit did it move? Come on your so close, Just a little. I just want to tell the doctor. Just so he knows, you know , because he cares, and he needs to know for medical reasons , its ok. Did it move? " What a disgusting thing to say. Why not just say the TRUTH? if you care so much about the TRUTH detective. just say "we want to charge you with murder so we need to prove that baby came out alive, even if died moments after birth, we don't care, but if it was alive then we can charge you , and thats all we really care about."
And then the female detective says, i dont know whos worse.. "You didn't even look at her? , thats very honest thing to say Skylar" *She thinks about prosecution in court testifying "SEE, she could not even look at her baby. Proof that she murdered it." *SMIRKS GLEEFULLLY*
The reason her parents didn't advise her better is because they, like the detectives, believe the baby was born alive. She probably has a history of lying to her parents faces, and that's why her dad kept asking her if she was telling the truth. That's also why her mother told her she was not going home that night. The lawyers conveniently supplied the parents with their own reasonable doubt, not their liar of a daughter.
@@zanpsimer7685 I think more so the mother, I think the mother is a control freak, I saw compassion in her dad not a lot but a bit more than the mother, never once saw the mother showing compassion other than when Skylar asked her to hold her hand in the first interview. With a mother like that, no wonder Skylar was too petrified to tell them, the mother should be more ashamed of that than what the neighbours think, to think your daughter felt she cannot come to you, makes one think what type of a mother are you
I think the girl is guilty, but regardless, was she not allowed to even have her dad in with her...or did she not want him in there to hear all of this? I know that with the Chris Watts case, when they interviewed Nicole Kessinger, a woman in her mid 30s, her dad sat in and even got a little firm with the cops/detectives and told them when he felt they were crossing the line with things they asked her. So I dont know the laws, but surely her dad could've come in, at the very least if they weren't going to bother with an attorney. I dont get that. She's not under arrest, right? So I don't think there's any reason he couldn't sit in. 🤷🏻♀️
@@emoliver80 I don't think her dad would have helped her case. He apparently trusted the process and wouldn't have known when to tell Skylar not to answer certain questions! This should be a precautionary tale to folks about the right to representation. She wasn't arrested yet...
I’m losing sleep over this case! 😩😩 I’ve never had this constant back and forth battle with how I feel/what I think... in any case I’ve watched before. I think I’m actually in a fight with myself right now...we aren’t speaking. It may lead to a break up. Helppppp meeeeeee! 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🧐🧐
All in all she had no intentions in keeping the baby otherwise she would have listen to the doctors to make another appointment and would’ve told someone if she were keeping it cause she wasn’t going to bring it into
This interview is making me upset. They are putting words into her mouth and messing with her head. She is still a child herself and is completely overwhelmed by these forceful people. This interrogation is messed up! Her parents needed to get this child a lawyer.
Completely changed story from her first interview. Initially said there was no cord, lawyers spent tons of time arguing about how a cord can tear off- now it’s wrapped around the neck? She has been coached- by mom? Sounds like she strangled the baby.
More questions than answers re the cord, was the cord not attached to the baby?therefore she did not have to cut it? Did the cord exist at all or did it diintergrate within the uterus? Or was it merely wrapped around the baby's neck independent of the placenta?
This girl was so naive and confused not to mention scared to death. These detectives had her head spinning. No wonder her story kept changing. She didn't even realize what she did was wrong!! This child ...yes child was very sheltered and controlled by her parents. This was a very dysfunctional family.
Knowing that the Dr. who previously reported charring of the bones has recanted, I can clearly see that the police manipulated her into agreeing to things she didn't do. Based on her reaction to the info that some of the bones had been burned, I believe her when she says she didn't burn the baby.
@@colleenlally-ross7105 and what about.... det: so you tried to light her head? ash: NO!... det: so it was her foot... now i dont wanna put words in your mouth... but how long was she on fire? 10 mins, 20 mins? det2 or like 1 min, 3 min?
@@claudineschultz8349 they didn’t lie by saying they already knew what happened. A doctor stated the baby was charred she later back tracked her statement as the bones were still wet which would make the bones darker in some areas
It’s interesting that with the second interview they suddenly don’t have the handheld audio... wonder why the prosecution doesn’t want us to hear this interview as clearly......
Cara Mason Yes, this is shocking. This young lady is traumatised and being lied to by these two disgraceful members of the police force. She is being abused and coerced into agreeing with their false judgment. Just truly shocking, they should be dismissed from the force immediately.
Cops are allowed to lie during interrogation. It happens MANY MANY times during criminal cases. They can really say anything they want. She is an ADULT , not a child. You don't confess to something you never did as an adult. You all are treating her like some confused little child. She's not! Shes a grown woman
Joe Blow No not in this case. Watch the interrogation. They repetitively lead this girl over and over. I guess this overzealous tactic is doing their job but at this point in the trial it’s clear the state has not proved its case at all. And that’s with the “confession”.
I am getting more and more disgusted with these investigators. Telling her they KNOW that other stuff happened to the baby and it's time for her to just do the right thing and tell them. They had word early on that some of the bones looked burned, then, lo and behold, they weren't. Them trying to get her to admit to things that didn't happen is really infuriating. Why in the world did her parents let her wave her rights again and not have a lawyer present. What she did was wrong, but they're trying to get her to confess to murder and I just feel this is wrong.
I don't mind looking at this detective....🙂 THAT being said.......there is ZERO remorse from this defendant. She should be convicted and sent to jail. It's obvious that she's not right in the head AND needs to be put away for a long time.
Listen, lady, he's MINE! 😂😊 This trial has me torn...Not sure they can prove if the baby was born alive...I think they will get her on tampering, endangering and abuse of a corpse...Not sure what time that would give her...
Defence named the baby....how disgusting to play on the jury.....she is a liar and she every intention of getting rid of the INNOCENT baby...no trail of crumbs....GUILTY
If I was in an interrogation room, I would ask if I was in trouble, too...It has so be a frightening experience...I think you should stop judging and watch and listen with an open mind...
So she admits to a fire but forensic evidence was wrong about the charring of bones ... Tell me again false confessions don't happen. That cements reasonable doubt for me. I can imagine as a jury member i would look at the rest of the trial through reasonable doubt glasses.
Karen Lynn Smith I totally agree. Plus her reaction when they first ask her about the fire seems legitimate to me. She seems extremely shocked that they are asking her this.
which PROVES that they put words and thoughts into her mind and she agreed with them just to get it over with. A young, immature girl all alone. I don't care if she was 18, that might legally make her an adult, but she does not have the brain function of an adult.
So in this video sr has a different version of events. She still hid/denied the pregnancy to EVERYONE. So we're expected to believe she was going to just show up one day w/ baby after the lengths she took to conceal the pregnancy?! Come on people use logic!
She is a high school student. An immature one at that. Logic isn't something she was engaging in. It looks like she was doing what she was taught, appearances before reality. Her moms first concern was the destruction of their "perfect life."
Maybe she planned to drop the baby off at a fire station, hospital, church, etc. That would be my guess...there’s a reason why a lot of states, counties, and municipalities have those “Safe Haven” laws or “Baby Moses” laws. Indiana even has baby drop-boxes, like a pull-out drawer you lay the baby in, close it, and leave. No questions asked, no investigation is pursued.... it allows people to get newborns to safety and walk away, give up all parental rights & claims to the child. Unfortunately there were just so many cases of “dumpster babies” being found, or newborns discovered in gas station restrooms, trash cans, alleyways, etc. This is what happens when people don’t have access to basic healthcare, and legal safe abortion is so hard to access in early pregnancy, and expensive too. The more states restrict access to birth control options, women’s healthcare, and abortion, the more often we’re going to see tragic cases like this. Girls and women will frequently be on trial for self-abortion or infanticide, and sadly, some of them will go to prison even though they are innocent. Miscarriages and stillborn births will all be turned over to police for investigation, every female with a newborn or fetal loss will be suspected of murder.
The absence of that mother from the trial says it all. How could this “young” woman possibly feel she could go to her parents with her pregnancy especially her mother “what will the neighbors think?”. I think she thought by getting birth control it would “control” the birth of her baby. Also this female detective should be ashamed of herself as a woman. I don’t agree with Skylars actions but I believe I understand them. By the way as soon as the detectives resort to “get this off your chest. You’ll feel better” is when you know their mind is made up and when you should shut up. I’m baffled by this girl not having representation as soon as her parents found out. Then again it may have cut into that mothers manicure money. Absolutely disgusted. I understand this because I lived this. My mother was nothing more than a good neighbor.
The investigators asking her if she looked like her or what color hair... I don’t see how that is pertinent information to this case, just seems like a tactic to make her more emotional and easier to manipulate!!!
When law enforcement raids the wrong house with a no knock warrant due to some error, and shoots and kills all of the innocent occupants with the most extreme use of force and violence, somehow the incident is considered justifiable. Let that sink in for a moment.
They might as well thank the parents for doing the interrogation...made their job easy...Also she had the baby on May 7th 2017, and the photo of the blood stain was taken on July 14th 2017...and the parents never noticed that? Nasty....but her hair sure looks pretty....What a shame!!
Skylar: are we almost done?: Cop: you didn't kill her,, we just need to know, so you can bring her home...,,,omg,, she was just trying to please this cop that would not shut up.
Agreed. Just like her badgering mother. I think Skylar was so used to people-pleasing, she was highly suggestible. She had plenty of prior conditioning from Mom...
all she cares about is herself. going home, going to college, going to jail. but she "loved her" Boy was she raised right smh. everybody who is defending this girl please watch this video again she's not stalling because she didn't do anything, she's stalling because she doesn't want to go to jail! she's a liar
These investigators need more training. Terrible.......poor communication skills. And, there should just be one, not two of them. They are poorly aligned.
I’m confused. In the 1st interview, she insists to her parents that she was prescribed and proceeded to take birth control pills after that first med appointment. Was she lying? It isn’t addressed as far as I can see. The doctor would never have consented to that after realizing she was pregnant because of danger to fetus. Clearly her parents are bewildered.
S B apparently they are saying she did have the birth control. The dr’s office cancelled the script, but somehow the pharmacist still filled it. Her mother was called by the pharmacy saying her script was filled.
playsinrain Oh thank you, playsinrain. That’s pretty crazy and doesn’t make the doctor look too good but it makes sense. Also, I would think defense would latch onto to that detail, suggesting it could’ve caused problems to fetus, resulting in stillbirth. Maybe I’m mistaken about that, but I’d think those strong hormones would be an issue. Thank you again.
@@SB-ul1py I googled it earlier (from what i saw it wouldn't have harmed the baby) but I was thinking the same thing & thought a bigger deal would've been made about the fact she took it knowing she was pregnant... or at least that the prosecution would bring it up & say that she was taking it because she thought it would harm the fetus & result in termination of the pregnancy especially because she was googling how to have an abortion without a doctor. Also I am very confused why she took it knowing she was pregnant. I haven't seen anyone ask her WHY she was taking it...Mostly curious of what her answer would be. So far I've only seen her dad asking her about it but he never asked WHY... BUT I am just now watching the trial & all the videos. I am way behind so I don't know if they did bring it up or not.
@@shelliea4621 abortion meds are high dose the pill. so i think she thought it would cause her to give birth to the baby before she got any bigger and her belly more noticeable
I'm so pissed at this white privelege.... The hugging, hand holding, telling her she has her whole life ahead....Had she been black or Hispanic they'd be yelling at her, not holding her hands, and put into the nasty slammer. She says she had nothing to hide....well do you think pushing out a person who you claim was dead isn't enough to make you scream mom or dad or help!!??? No you hid that baby in the dirt
Omg that interview! Cops act like they’re your best friends who have all your interests at heart. Don’t do anything without a lawyer! “I don’t want to put words in your mouth”..... that’s all they’re doing! So infuriating
These cops are really getting on my last nerve. They are saying we know you did it there was charring so just tell us where you started at. This is so wrong. Her dad should have been with her. At this point I really think she has post partem depression and they are making it worse. You can go back and watched her visably shaking.
Unfortunately not much we can tell from this trial about what actually occurred. They really "upset the apple cart" here when the medical examiner informed the detectives of the possible burn evidence. It calls into question the entire second interview in which she mentions anything related to a live birth. The technique used lends itself to misleading statements by the person being questioned. They actually used a technique used to extrapolate weither or not someone is confessing to something they didn't do. They introduce something factually inaccurate and see if the person being questioned incorporates that detail into there confession. When Skylar cooperates with the detective and incorporates any thing related to burning the baby she saves herself big time calling into question everything from this interview.
I am certainly not on this girl’s side, but these cops have her admitting to something she didn’t do. I see how someone can give a false confession....plus the girl isn’t very bright so she caved in less than an hour. Usually it takes 16 hours of sleep deprivation and abuse
@windfall couldn't get back to you. I think she might have known according to the text about,the mother's doctor, in reality it was too late. Tks for respondig
I can't watch this inquisition any longer. Those two bold face lying detectives make me sick. It was "their burning of the baby" which didn't happen and they couldn't prove it happened, that cost the prosecution this case. It made the prosecution look like liars in front of the jury and liars they are! It's a shame the Richardsons didn't get an attorney right from the start. Another great example of why you never ever talk to the cops without an attorney present.
She has stated herself that the child has lived for five minutes .. Can you still talk about a stillborn ?! She is no longer a small child and worked with small children herself. She deliberately withheld all medical care from this child and God knows what else she has done. It was a little person who was at the mercy of her mother's whims and never got a chance in this world.
@Justin Voluck Why do you bring up intelligence? Does all the surrounding evidence of her words and actions support her admission that she killed her baby? Of course the answer is yes. So then how is it intelligent to automatically assume its the Reid Technique's fault and not her own guilt that she admitted killing her baby? With all that being said, this trial is about her admission and its the reason we have trials, to determine the guilt (or lack thereof) of the defendant, through the evidence.
You’re absolutely right the doctor told her to come she had already made up her mind she was not going to have this child and was going to college this baby didn’t stand a chance and somebody has to fight for it
I really don't know what to think, what's really really sad to me is there's no way to prove it either way. My head just keeps going back to how cooperative she was in interview one, she told her parents she had nothing to hide and she answered every single one of the detective's questions that day. I think if they had let her speek a bit more for herself during this second interview I'd be less skeptical but anything they didn't feed her she said I don't remember or I don't know and that tells me about everything I need to know.
I agree, my cousin gave birth at home in the toilet not realising she was in labour. Baby also fell in the toilet, sadly after a 2 year fight with water on the brain from the fall he passed away. I believe Skylar what she says
amazed she was allowed to go in for a second interview without an attorney, how many times have you seen an interview with an attorney being shown in a courtroom i cant think of many.... theres a reason for that, also the detective holding her hands is so manipulative, you could probably condense Sklars entire part of this interview into 10 mins she barely speaks.....
The defense attorney is really good. I am reviewing day 4 right now & he is swaying me from my initial opinion. I think the “confession” is suspect based on Skylar wanting to give them what they wanted so she could go home - after they convinced her she probably wouldn’t go to jail & they just wanted to finish & release the remains. Also, so many of Skylar’s statements around the baby bring stillborn were not put in police report.
Case of "what would the neighbours say" over teaching your children ' there is nothing you can not tell me, there will be consequences but I will be there for and with you through everything."." my love can never die, I love you always, I will enforce consequences with love and love you through consequences enforced by others ( authority) but know I am never going to turn my back on you and your best interests are always my first concern unless you have affected others, (in which case you will be assisted by me to make right or repair or endure the consequences of your actions) but still know I love you and that love will last forever " I give no actual (insert rude words) what the ( same again) neighbours say. Rest peacefully darling baby ANNABELLE.
It killed me that she was worried her parents wouldn't love her if they found out. Seeing the parents react............I understood why she did it, without condoning it.
these cop departments need to get it TOGETHER with their audio so many departments, they have horrific bad audio and dont sem to care this is the EVIDENCE
Even if she kill the bby or not. Is a fact she NEVER want this bby come to BE BORN. So she hide it. Negligent, putting her face that she love her bby 🙄. She never TC of herself in anyway. Very difficult case with this selfish girl 😒.
I just told my 14 year old if she was ever questioned by police to not say anything without mom and dad. Can they do this stuff with a minor? I feel this cop took advantage of her. Made her feel like he was her friend. 👎🏻
Yes they can!! And not even tell you, just pick the kid up at school so you dont know. Buy your child a bracelet that says "I do not consent. I want a lawyer" practice it with her so its habit. Tell her they can and do lie. She says " lawyer" they cannot proceed.
At one point she says she didn’t know if there was an umbilical cord, she couldn’t remember. But now in this interview she talks about the cord being wrapped around baby’s neck. Interesting,
If this detective really is a father he should b ashamed of the way he acted like a trusted friend and coerced a high school student to repeat to him fed lines.
I am thoroughly disgusted by the atrocious actions of these two officers. This child (yes child) has been through extremely traumatizing events and they are just piling it on with scare tactics and suggestions. Sad enough that she is the product of a narcissistic mother. I hope that she is able to completely heal emotionally and mentally after all of this bs.
the police is leading her , is not fair, I don't think that she burn the baby, but I do think that she killed her daughter, she never wanted her and I don't believe that is so important to her to give her a proper burial, that baby was never important for her, she treated it like a piece of trash, but I hope I am wrong about this and she really was a still birth baby and this girl is innocent and she didn't do anything to that poor baby but if she is guilty !!I AGREE ! SHE DESERVES BETTER THAN YOU!! I HOPE GOD FORGIVES YOU FOR WHAT YOU DID TO THAT LITTLE ANGEL! I really do pray for her soul. Because we are all going to face our creator one day! That baby came to earth and suffered right away, that really breaks my heart, the only thing that makes me happy is that I know she is in a better place now.
Those two detectives obviously exploited this naive young girls,,,they told her she didn’t do anything wrong,,that he has a daughter her age he feels related ,yet they fed her things they wanted her to say to build their cases. Sad.
They did their job. Their job is not to protect or coddle the suspect. Remember that this is a murder trial not a mentoring session. Plus she has been proven to be a big lier.
I think they did their job. At this point they're unsure whether or not she killed her newborn baby, and they need to find out. She was told she could have an attorney. Im sure her dad could've even been in there with her. That was all by her choice that she didn't have an attorney there to help her out.
This is HARDTO WATCH!!! I thought she was guilty until I saw this! Horrible! “ we don’t want to put words in your mouth” but here’s more! This was painful for her. Bless her, TOTALLY TRAUMATIZED!
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There is proof right there that they forced her to say things!, there is proof that the baby was not burned . So it is obvious she didn't burn her. But she felt she had to say what they wanted her to say. Mom and Dad need a kick in the ass for not getting her a lawyer.
Brenda Amen on getting a lawyer!
cops are so disgusting. They manipulative a teenage woman into waiving her rights so that they can publicly prosceute and destroy her life and the family. Even if she gets off her life is ruined and for what? Is it justice? Really? What she did is punishment of itself. The sick and twisted liars and manipulators here are the detectives. Not the girl.
WE GOT A CONFESSION THAT SHE CREMEATED THE BONES OF THE BABY BY HOLDING A LIGHTYER TO HER FEET! WE ARE SUCH MASTER DETECTIVES AND AHAHAHHA SHE THOUGHT THAT WE WERE HELPING HER!!!! HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHHAH
These detectives are really promising things knowing she will not walk out of there. NEVER speak to the cops without an attorney guilty or not. They can put a spin on every word you say.
@Joe Blow She was young and very naive, and these officers blatantly lied in many ways to make it seem they were her friends and had her interest at heart which was nothing but a lie it was entrapment.
No! They did not advise her to her own counsel especially the part where she began to feel uncomfortable and scared. They read out what's on paper but didn't really advise her. She's only 18 and clearly naive
its disgusting frankly
Am I the only 1 who finds it odd she refused Dr.s exam, took birth control while pregnant, and the mother claims to know nothing but yet the girl texts her mom about how happy she is to get her body back?" Where did she get the flowers from... The garden?
Carolyn Paez Porter no way that mom didn’t know.
It is obviously she didn’t want that baby and plan on killing and plan on continuing to have sex there was no remorse if the doctor hadn’t reported it she would have went to college and went on with her life look at her in her prom dress her life went on is usually yeah you get to go home with your dad but your baby didn’t get that choice you made the choice for her
She might not want to chance doctors uncovering past pregnancies or anything else that she was worried about. I was a generation I of birth control pills. Women found out use of pills could,/might cause spontaneous abortion, some tried it. They advised you not to use the pills while pregnant, some would start pill use in 8-9 Month thinking they would have more protection once the baby was born. It was always a warning you would not be safe until at least 3 full months of pills after birth, but always there are people who try to defy the odds, especially if they had a friend who
had intercourse right away & said it worked for her, started pills early & didn't get pregnant.:
You just never know. There is a cultural thing in our country for the last 20-30 years among a high percentage of teens, "never tell an adult the truth". Another thing, We have raised several generations that have been weakened by not holding people responsible for their actions or mistakes. When you tell young people it isn't your fault, you are too immature, you are excused, the age is the wrong thing to base maturity on, taking responsibility molds the character. "A smart man learns from his mistakes, a wise man learns from others mistakes." We are short on wise men. One goal I had was "if i died young, I wanted my kids to know how to care for themselves. " There is a wonderful book out there called"I learned everything I need to know in Kindergarten".
Just remember this when you finish it: Don't
Pee in Your Friend's Sandbox.
I think she seemed so happy about it because she thought it would please her mother. That poor girl is desperate for her mother’s love and approval.
I think the mom knew too, from the texts. It is heartbreaking - Skylar kept wanting to hold her mom’s hand & be told she still loved her. She obviously didn’t have a feeling of unconditional love - in her perception love was contingent. I’m not saying she didn’t have unconditional love - just that she didn’t perceive it. Her dad was better about expressing it verbally than her mom. It broke my heart when she said she just needed support. She was traumatized & crying and she didn’t feel that love & support from her parents at what has to be the hardest, scariest time of her life. I don’t know if the baby was alive at birth or not but I would have reasonable doubt. And I think the jury will feel sympathy for her. Her mom told her that her life would be over if she was pregnant (after email from doctor). Geez - how can she cope with giving birth when she is told this. They should have been talking about options like adoption & safe harbor. Skylar felt like her life would be over & her parents wouldn’t love her anymore if she had a baby. I feel really sorry for her.
I sure wish these cops would shut the hell up...they were too suggestive to her and the female cop shouldn't have been assigned the case she was personally involved with the family. This trial wouldn't have happened had the parents hired a lawyer from moment 1.
agreed
Totally agree
I really wished her parents had of. I bet dad kicking hisself in the butt!
Completely agree
Why in the world did they allow her to be interrogated like that ? Lawyer up people don’t be naive. I do think she was born alive tho just my hunch. Sad
Still don’t get why her parents didn’t advise her to remain silent AND obtain a lawyer sooner!!!!! Ignorance is NOT bliss.
Ciara Wetherell I agree
Because they know she is not going to be found guilty no matter what. 🤷🏿♀️
Ciara hello maybe because she didn't think she was going to be arrested and for SHAME.
What I have learned from watching all these trials is that you get an attorney immediately for everything. Quilty or not quilty ... do not speak to authorities w/o attorney present. Its your right as an American to have counsel. Don't risk it.
I really think the mom knew all along what happen!!! What a shame! She is not telling the whole truth.
Pop quiz: how many words has Skyler shared that were her own words? Versus those fed to her by detectives?
The first interview she did. The second was all coerced.
“To, the, I, didn’t, no, at” and “baby”... that’s about it.
@Joe Blow because she's acting like a child people are forgetting she's not. She's getting a lot of sympathy in these comments but she could have straightened a lot out by either asking for a lawyer or telling the truth. When people tell the truth, there isn't so much inconsistency.
I love it!🤣😂🤣😂 Get her to admit to burning the child.... days later doctor says oops body wasn’t burnt. Really makes the detectives look like assholes. 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
@Joe Blow exactly. she was smart enough to have sex, hide a pregnancy, dismiss the baby's father and worry about her going to school, jail and home to her parents. she wasn't telling the truth at all
She said in the first interview that the cord was not attached to her baby, now its suddenly wrapped around the babies neck....really. She also said that the placenta came out the next day in the first interview. This girl keeps changing her story.
WHY didn't her parents get her representation prior to this interview?!?! I imagine her father is kicking himself now. They fell for the nice cop routine, hook, line and sinker. Damn.
Tandi, it's maddening, isn't it!! I know attorneys who have a Facebook page and every Friday, they have "Shut The Fuc* Up Friday" where they advise folks to call an attorney immediately!
When I watched the first interview, it looked to me like a scared little girl that the police convinced to waive her right to counsel.
This makes me crazy also!!! This girl should have had a lawyer by now!
@@MissPrettywoman628
But now the parents know about the crime...Why didn't they call an attorney? Too much trust for detectives in this case...Some think if they hire an attorney if will make you appear guilty. Some think they can outsmart detectives. Not quite sure why no attorney was called but I have my suspicions that her folks were a bit naive about what can happen....And, it happened!!
Tandi Caldwell because they knew the female cop....the mother was in on it! Come on mom's....you find out your daughter has a baby, she's being investigated for murder, your yard is being dug up looking for a dead body of a baby, the neighbors are calling and it's all over the news...the cops let you into the room to see your daughter....and you don't cry? You aren't in shock? Your not pissed off? You and your hubby just walk in and give a 5 second hug and then sit down to repeatedly alibi yourselves knowing cops are watching and it's being recorded....you just go in and let her squeel "I'm sorry mommy" oh please....these people either deserve academy awards or jail themselves!! Where is their bedroom in proximaty to the daughter's? She didn't make a sound pushing out a child dead or alive but normal size? If alive the baby didn't make a sound? Come on...she drowned that baby in the toilet before it could scream! Just like the chic at McDonald's who got off charges for trying to kill her newborn by drowning it in the McDonald's bathroom toilet but got caught by the coworker. No pain killer either....crazy ass people
It would cost them $100 for a proper camera and a microphone in these interrogation rooms. It's crazy how bad the quality is.
i know its a disgrace
My heart goes out for both Annabelle and Skylar. Skylar will never be the same again, no matter what the verdict is. To me, she seems frozen from so many traumas. This whole case is so very, very sad.
What is the legal age in this state, this is Ohio???. If she is of legal. Maybe she had to ask for a lawyer. Maybe her parents can't do it.
Local tech were responsible for the charring story.
Indeed.
Nothing proves that she killed the baby. Im not saying what she did was right..
AdriAA I’m not sold on this one. I thought I would be...but there is too much reasonable doubt.
She ADMITTED killing the baby. That SHOULD prove that she did it BUT that's what this trial is about AS WELL AS all of her words/actions surrounding the event of the birth.
If this case doesn't have reasonable doubt, i don't know what does
Definitely not BEYOND a reasonable doubt
The police messed up, she was bullied...
I have a hunch she took the birth control pills to abort the baby but it was too late. Regardless, there is enough reasonable doubt to drive a dump truck through it. Thus far, my vote is not guilty for murder. The rest? I don't know the laws and what all they are charging her with.
I agree so far. I'm usually pro prosecution all the way, but they have an extremely weak case here.
@@PrincessPattyPumpkin Over the past couple of years I have become more and more critical of interrogation techniques. If you can't get the answer without manipulation maybe you are looking for the wrong answer. Innocent until proven guilty. With these techniques I especially do not like them when used on kids.
Patrice2911 that’s kind of unfair to be pro prosecution all the time. You should really go in to these trials suspecting the defendant is innocent until the prosecution PROVES them guilty. I’m not trying to be rude, I’m just saying. Innocent people go to trial everyday in this country. 😔
@@brittneyrenae7742 I'm not on the jury, so I can think whatever I want. I've watched enough trials to see that it takes years to finally get to trial and the State isn't gonna waste their time if they don't have a strong case. The VAST majority of the time person is guilty, they just have to prove it. Sometimes they can't, like possibly in this case.
@@ifellicantgetup Yes! That female dectective actually said at the start something to effect of "we're making small talk to try to distract you...." and she kinda trailed off and the guy stated talking. Those 2 are possibly the sketchiest interrogators I've seen and I love watching interrogations.
Regardless of this interview, the point is she did NOTHING to try to save her baby- did not call 911, or wake up her parents.. She just gave birth- stillborn or not that baby deserved medical attention to get a chance at life. She is guilty for manslaughter in my opinion. People might say she was scarred of mommy dearest but come on she had HER baby in her hands to heck with her mom.
"What are you nervous about?"
Yeah, we all go into interrogation rooms on a regular basis...😯
People, PLEASE SHUT THE FLUFF UP AND CALL AN ATTORNEY!!
This young lady trusts these adults. She continuously holds her hand out for someone to hold it...😭
I am a Conservative woman who values human life, but there are complex issues at work here...Skylar should have been on birth control a lot sooner than she was...She should have been able to talk to her mom honestly but apparently was used to lying to her parents...There is a reason for this type of behavior! The thought of disappointing or angering her parents frightened her more than any thought of repercussions from society...
She felt she couldn't talk to her parents about birth control so she certainly wasn't going to talk to them about an abortion! Then, she was in over her head and went into total denial. Please recall your eighteen-year old self. You are going to Prom and preparing for college...Your parents are expecting you to continue your "perfect life..."
We have celebrities bragging about how many abortions they've had...My point? Human life is not being valued as long as the baby is still in the womb...We are pounding this mentality into our youth!
This is a case that needs to be seen by psychology students as well as civics students...
She is no lady.
@@sutlers2day
But I am, thus the reason I use that word...
@Linda Von Haugg
,Break" her?? You are proving my point😂
I pray you are never accused of s crime! You are incredibly naive if you think every case the prosecution puts up is legit!
@@sutlers2day and you are ?🧐 Jesus, you like to point the finger, don't you? Nancy know it all!
This whole interrogation stinks!! It will cost Prosecution a hung jury I bet. They fed her information prior to her saying what happened...each step of the way....she's just agreeing to it. Plus the interrogation makes her seem sympathetic with that sugar sweet voice....then they have no cause of death....it's not a slam dunk.
The people in the interview doing 98% of the talking here are the bloomin' police! What's with that?
Fee Mac it makes me so angry that they won’t let her talk!!!!!!! They just basically tell her what to say.
playsinrain I am hoping the defence or jury hook on that fact. As you say, "They tell her what to say." She admitted to burning her baby, after they said she did. The doctor expert who thought this originally, later told the police she took a closer look, and said the baby had in fact, NOT been burned at all.
Fee Mac I hope that as well. If anything it stands alone that they cohersed her into saying she burned the baby. I hope the defense makes a huge point to the jury that even though they basically told her to tell them she burned her, that there is ZERO proof that happened. To me that cancels out just about everything she says in this second interview! There is proof right there that they forced her to say things!
@@MrsMrMoney I hope the defense really push the fact.
playsintherain I agree with all you say here. I see a few comments here that say at 18, she is a woman. Listening to her, I get the impression that intellectually she's much younger.
I have a fundamental question here, how can your child be pregnant and you as a parent knows nothing, very disconnected family!
I'm sure she wore clothes to hide her pregnancy...and possible where the carriage of the baby...my sister carried her baby in her back area and she barely showed...just a guess..
It happens! As parents we like to tell ourselves we know our children, but that is not always the case.
When my daughter got pregnant as a teen I knew, I did the laundry. When she missed a period I knew. Come on mom, unless, of course Skylar did her own laundry. As for not recognizing what was obviously a very pregnant teen, that was denial on the parents part, especially mom. My guess is this baby weighed at least 6 lbs. She was almost full term. My daughter's baby weighed 8 1/2 lbs at birth and she was only 5'3" tall just like Skylar.
I agree.
denkat2010 plus her mother got an email stating Skylar was pregnant and she didn’t demand Skylar take a pregnancy test?????? What kind of mother just takes her kids word for it? Not in my house. I’m a pretty laid back parent, but there is no way in hell would I believe the words of my kid over an email from a doctor. Especially when a test from the dollar store can clear up that suspicion real quick.
Curious to know what was her plan as she was giving birth?
Was she going to wake up her parents and introduce her baby to its grandparents?
She never had intention to see this baby live in my opinion.
She would have introduced her at the breakfast table......lol!
That's what I asked myself! Like 'hey we've got company..' smh
Joyce Ridilla she just confirmed the pregnancy a few days prior to giving birth and had not even figured that out then gave birth! She was told she have a lot more time sheesh I AM wondering does anyone watch the whole trial or just pretend that they do?
Agreed, but the prosecution and police did a horrible job. They should all find new careers. haha
@@memyself4431 I was thinking the same thing - make an opinion based on all facts in the trial
she's just telling them what they are feeding her, this is total BS! Not Guilty, in my opinion.
i agree
AGREED !!!
@@gige0156 I agree with you to a Harley either trying to ruin that girl's life she made a mistake the only thing she's guilty of is sleeping around and not using protection that's it I'm trying to hide a pregnancy if I messed up and I'm a guy and my parents treated me the way her parents to dinner I don't think I would tell my parents that I got a girl pregnant I'm sorry about my spelling it sucks
Dori Bilse totally agree. Stupid young girl.
I agree to some young girl everybody makes mistakes I don't think she killed that baby why would she give it a name and then kill it don't make sense to me
Over 17 times she denies any kind of burning before she tells them what they want to hear. It's absurd that they didn't realize she was just going along with their story. You're told that the doctor said the remains are charred, so she thinks that if she denies it, they will think she is lying and not let her go home.
Tandi Caldwell I agree. Detectives can and do lie!
They know what they are looking at and she is lying
I agree w you! They aren't supposed to interview like this due to high probability of false confessions! This is so awful I fast forwarded to the end😵
She told her parents she tried to cremate the baby. How do you cremate? Burn!!
@@patriciatibi7115 I havent seen or heard that yet
This case is doomed!!! The overzealousness of the police officers convinced her to admit to something that didn't even happen. The Prosecution is screwed.
WE GOT A CONFESSION THAT SHE CREMEATED THE BONES OF THE BABY BY HOLDING A LIGHTYER TO HER FEET! WE ARE SUCH MASTER DETECTIVES AND AHAHAHHA SHE THOUGHT THAT WE WERE HELPING HER!!!! HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHHAH
For all those doubters who don't believe in false confessions then watch this. This is a prime example of police coercian.
and Brendan Dassey, yes
Sory to say this but they are confusing her! And giving her ideas of what to say...I am not saying she is innocent It is Just what I see in this interrogation
Yep, they are putting ideas in her head and making her think she has to say something, anything, to make everything all better. Was it this? I think it was that, and that's ok because...
Don't get me wrong, I think the girl is guilty but they are doing a horrible job. She was also trying to maintain the perfect life for mommy dearest.
You and almost everyone else.
This is really hard to watch!! Those cops are disgusting! That's why innocent people need an attorney more then guilty! They lead her thru that
Colleen Lally-ross, I agree! They make me sick! What she did was wrong but these cops are THE WORST!! I cannot believe the parents let her go in there without a lawyer!
Can someone please tell me how she was going to carry on hiding the baby girl from her parents after she gave birth to her and she started to cry??..she got rid of the baby girl..just my opinion
I’m a bit confused. Wasn’t it the forensic anthropologist that the state hired the one who first said the bones showed charring then later said she was mistaken? So if that is correct why is the state continuing with this line of so-called evidence?
Susan Graves
I’m under the impression that the interview occurred BEFORE the doctor corrected her findings.
I figured that, but confused as to why the state would continue with all the supposed burning evidence after their own dr said she was mistaken. One might think they would have dropped this whole topic.
Susan Graves I think they know they don’t have a murder case on her. They keep talking about it bc they want that desecration charge to stick. They are grasping at straws, especially with this terrible interrogation. I have no idea why they keep bringing it up, but it just doesn’t look good for them to keep pushing a point that everyone knows is a lie!
I thought it was a local tech that raised the issue, I think the ME was the one who tested the thermal heat test.
@@claudineschultz8349 no, FA that said it to ME then realized the error. But they had this 2nd interrogation & charged her and didn't drop once they knew.
omg would these detectives shut the ef up.
@Linda Von Haugg there job is to GET THE TRUTH, NOT to "break her"!
I know, but my comment was not about her. I know what their intent was, but they were still annoying as hell. They loooved hearing their own voices.
Olivia and Elliott would have been much better. 😂
As a counselor, watching these officers berate this child is sickening. Their behavior is beyond unethical. They break her down mentally and constantly replace her truth with theirs. It’s brainwashing. She should sue them and the department.
This seriously makes me want to throw up. This girl told them the truth the very first time she was interrogated. Why couldn't they have just gone with that. Nope, they had their theories and they had to make her conform to what they were saying happened. Like all cops they want to get a guilty confession so they keep on and keep on and keep on and they lead and plant the ideas in people's heads. They tell her "oh Skylar, you are so close.... You are so close in giving us all the truth. " So the poor girl felt like she needed to keep on until she said what the detectives approved of. And that female detective brought up cremation first. I know this kid was scared and she went about things the wrong way. But I pray the jury can see she was telling the truth the first time around and I pray they can also see these a**hole detectives planted this garbage in her head and led her to say what she did in that second interrogation.
no i dont believe that
all while pretending that they care. how touching. They actually believe themselves to be righteous. They think of themselves as the good guys. In reality , they enjoy watching people squirm, especially someone like her. They are sadistic. They are weak minded pawns of the state
"Just share the truth with us" they lie more than she does, but thats because of course, they are above the rules, and they lie for justice. They really believe that.
And then they say stuff like "And, then, did the arm move? Just a little? just a little bit did it move? Come on your so close, Just a little. I just want to tell the doctor. Just so he knows, you know , because he cares, and he needs to know for medical reasons , its ok. Did it move? " What a disgusting thing to say. Why not just say the TRUTH? if you care so much about the TRUTH detective. just say "we want to charge you with murder so we need to prove that baby came out alive, even if died moments after birth, we don't care, but if it was alive then we can charge you , and thats all we really care about."
And then the female detective says, i dont know whos worse.. "You didn't even look at her? , thats very honest thing to say Skylar" *She thinks about prosecution in court testifying "SEE, she could not even look at her baby. Proof that she murdered it." *SMIRKS GLEEFULLLY*
The reason her parents didn't advise her better is because they, like the detectives, believe the baby was born alive. She probably has a history of lying to her parents faces, and that's why her dad kept asking her if she was telling the truth. That's also why her mother told her she was not going home that night. The lawyers conveniently supplied the parents with their own reasonable doubt, not their liar of a daughter.
What? All the more reason to get a lawyer if they thought the baby was alive.
Nah, these parents are more worried about what the neighbors will think instead of how their daughter is doing.
@@zanpsimer7685 I think more so the mother, I think the mother is a control freak, I saw compassion in her dad not a lot but a bit more than the mother, never once saw the mother showing compassion other than when Skylar asked her to hold her hand in the first interview. With a mother like that, no wonder Skylar was too petrified to tell them, the mother should be more ashamed of that than what the neighbours think, to think your daughter felt she cannot come to you, makes one think what type of a mother are you
Why did she not have a lawyer in there with her?
Mary Mary exactly! Let this be a lesson to everyone. Always have a lawyer. Whether or guilty or innocent.
Never go into "the box" without a lawyer or asking for one.
I think the girl is guilty, but regardless, was she not allowed to even have her dad in with her...or did she not want him in there to hear all of this? I know that with the Chris Watts case, when they interviewed Nicole Kessinger, a woman in her mid 30s, her dad sat in and even got a little firm with the cops/detectives and told them when he felt they were crossing the line with things they asked her. So I dont know the laws, but surely her dad could've come in, at the very least if they weren't going to bother with an attorney. I dont get that. She's not under arrest, right? So I don't think there's any reason he couldn't sit in. 🤷🏻♀️
@UCjwEL6yjuLCTBn_19zk6dTA I'm glued to it also! It's local to me so I think that makes me even more interested in it.
@@emoliver80
I don't think her dad would have helped her case. He apparently trusted the process and wouldn't have known when to tell Skylar not to answer certain questions! This should be a precautionary tale to folks about the right to representation. She wasn't arrested yet...
I’m losing sleep over this case! 😩😩 I’ve never had this constant back and forth battle with how I feel/what I think... in any case I’ve watched before.
I think I’m actually in a fight with myself right now...we aren’t speaking. It may lead to a break up.
Helppppp meeeeeee! 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🧐🧐
PeaceLove &Music same. SAME!!
All in all she had no intentions in keeping the baby otherwise she would have listen to the doctors to make another appointment and would’ve told someone if she were keeping it cause she wasn’t going to bring it into
this world and surprise everyone with a whole baby
This interview is making me upset. They are putting words into her mouth and messing with her head. She is still a child herself and is completely overwhelmed by these forceful people. This interrogation is messed up! Her parents needed to get this child a lawyer.
Me too. I had to quit watching
Completely changed story from her first interview. Initially said there was no cord, lawyers spent tons of time arguing about how a cord can tear off- now it’s wrapped around the neck? She has been coached- by mom? Sounds like she strangled the baby.
yes! I noticed that too in the beginning how suddenly the cord was around her neck. She is lying.
More questions than answers re the cord, was the cord not attached to the baby?therefore she did not have to cut it? Did the cord exist at all or did it diintergrate within the uterus? Or was it merely wrapped around the baby's neck independent of the placenta?
@@rainbows9060 all she said in the first interview was she didnt cut the cord.
This girl was so naive and confused not to mention scared to death. These detectives had her head spinning. No wonder her story kept changing. She didn't even realize what she did was wrong!! This child ...yes child was very sheltered and controlled by her parents. This was a very dysfunctional family.
I think she smothered the baby to stop it from crying
This interrogation will go down in history and to think they are trained to deceive
this interrogation is unfair.
Knowing that the Dr. who previously reported charring of the bones has recanted, I can clearly see that the police manipulated her into agreeing to things she didn't do. Based on her reaction to the info that some of the bones had been burned, I believe her when she says she didn't burn the baby.
LE “we already know everything” now tell us what happened ? 🤦♀️
Standard cop talk. The law permits a certain degree of lying.
Or "she barely touched the water" turns into how many minutes was she under water?.
@@colleenlally-ross7105 and what about.... det: so you tried to light her head? ash: NO!... det: so it was her foot... now i dont wanna put words in your mouth... but how long was she on fire? 10 mins, 20 mins? det2 or like 1 min, 3 min?
@@claudineschultz8349 they didn’t lie by saying they already knew what happened. A doctor stated the baby was charred she later back tracked her statement as the bones were still wet which would make the bones darker in some areas
It’s interesting that with the second interview they suddenly don’t have the handheld audio... wonder why the prosecution doesn’t want us to hear this interview as clearly......
Bad and misguided detective work on both of these detectives. You should ashamed of yourself for what you have done on so many levels. Karma!
Cara Mason Yes, this is shocking. This young lady is traumatised and being lied to by these two disgraceful members of the police force. She is being abused and coerced into agreeing with their false judgment. Just truly shocking, they should be dismissed from the force immediately.
Where are the parents!!!
PARENTS??
Victoria Godley totally agree
Cops are allowed to lie during interrogation. It happens MANY MANY times during criminal cases. They can really say anything they want. She is an ADULT , not a child. You don't confess to something you never did as an adult. You all are treating her like some confused little child. She's not! Shes a grown woman
Win at all cost shady detectives. Would rather get a confession than get the truth.
Dennis O'Drane
Said very nicely!
Joe Blow No not in this case. Watch the interrogation. They repetitively lead this girl over and over. I guess this overzealous tactic is doing their job but at this point in the trial it’s clear the state has not proved its case at all. And that’s with the “confession”.
Shame on these detectives.
This interrogation video will be used as a case study of how NOT to get to the truth, when dealing with emotionally immature suspects.
I am getting more and more disgusted with these investigators. Telling her they KNOW that other stuff happened to the baby and it's time for her to just do the right thing and tell them. They had word early on that some of the bones looked burned, then, lo and behold, they weren't. Them trying to get her to admit to things that didn't happen is really infuriating. Why in the world did her parents let her wave her rights again and not have a lawyer present. What she did was wrong, but they're trying to get her to confess to murder and I just feel this is wrong.
Damn let the girl talk during the interview.
I don't mind looking at this detective....🙂
THAT being said.......there is ZERO remorse from this defendant. She should be convicted and sent to jail. It's obvious that she's not right in the head AND needs to be put away for a long time.
Listen, lady, he's MINE! 😂😊
This trial has me torn...Not sure they can prove if the baby was born alive...I think they will get her on tampering, endangering and abuse of a corpse...Not sure what time that would give her...
She's got a lot of people fooled with her cry baby act!Not me!!
Defence named the baby....how disgusting to play on the jury.....she is a liar and she every intention of getting rid of the INNOCENT baby...no trail of crumbs....GUILTY
@@jackiesiebrass1595
I think naming the baby is a mistake...It humanizes (Annabelle) her more...
Agree
This women is sooo lying...from the first interview she was lying and kept asking if she was in trouble..
If I was in an interrogation room, I would ask if I was in trouble, too...It has so be a frightening experience...I think you should stop judging and watch and listen with an open mind...
So she admits to a fire but forensic evidence was wrong about the charring of bones ... Tell me again false confessions don't happen. That cements reasonable doubt for me. I can imagine as a jury member i would look at the rest of the trial through reasonable doubt glasses.
Karen Lynn Smith I totally agree. Plus her reaction when they first ask her about the fire seems legitimate to me. She seems extremely shocked that they are asking her this.
which PROVES that they put words and thoughts into her mind and she agreed with them just to get it over with. A young, immature girl all alone. I don't care if she was 18, that might legally make her an adult, but she does not have the brain function of an adult.
So in this video sr has a different version of events.
She still hid/denied the pregnancy to EVERYONE. So we're expected to believe she was going to just show up one day w/ baby after the lengths she took to conceal the pregnancy?! Come on people use logic!
She is a high school student. An immature one at that. Logic isn't something she was engaging in. It looks like she was doing what she was taught, appearances before reality.
Her moms first concern was the destruction of their "perfect life."
Maybe she planned to drop the baby off at a fire station, hospital, church, etc. That would be my guess...there’s a reason why a lot of states, counties, and municipalities have those “Safe Haven” laws or “Baby Moses” laws. Indiana even has baby drop-boxes, like a pull-out drawer you lay the baby in, close it, and leave. No questions asked, no investigation is pursued.... it allows people to get newborns to safety and walk away, give up all parental rights & claims to the child.
Unfortunately there were just so many cases of “dumpster babies” being found, or newborns discovered in gas station restrooms, trash cans, alleyways, etc.
This is what happens when people don’t have access to basic healthcare, and legal safe abortion is so hard to access in early pregnancy, and expensive too.
The more states restrict access to birth control options, women’s healthcare, and abortion, the more often we’re going to see tragic cases like this. Girls and women will frequently be on trial for self-abortion or infanticide, and sadly, some of them will go to prison even though they are innocent. Miscarriages and stillborn births will all be turned over to police for investigation, every female with a newborn or fetal loss will be suspected of murder.
Parents, never ever tell your teenage daughter that her life will be over if she gets pregnant
The absence of that mother from the trial says it all. How could this “young” woman possibly feel she could go to her parents with her pregnancy especially her mother “what will the neighbors think?”. I think she thought by getting birth control it would “control” the birth of her baby. Also this female detective should be ashamed of herself as a woman. I don’t agree with Skylars actions but I believe I understand them. By the way as soon as the detectives resort to “get this off your chest. You’ll feel better” is when you know their mind is made up and when you should shut up. I’m baffled by this girl not having representation as soon as her parents found out. Then again it may have cut into that mothers manicure money. Absolutely disgusted. I understand this because I lived this. My mother was nothing more than a good neighbor.
The Mother is most likely on the witness list therefore she is not permitted in the Courtroom.
@@donnacox8541 it's too bad that the reason that her "mother" isn't there is because this girl grew some independence and told her to get lost.
The investigators asking her if she looked like her or what color hair... I don’t see how that is pertinent information to this case, just seems like a tactic to make her more emotional and easier to manipulate!!!
playsinrain, AGREE!!!!
Love the intro
When law enforcement raids the wrong house with a no knock warrant due to some error, and shoots and kills all of the innocent occupants with the most extreme use of force and violence, somehow the incident is considered justifiable. Let that sink in for a moment.
They might as well thank the parents for doing the interrogation...made their job easy...Also she had the baby on May 7th 2017, and the photo of the blood stain was taken on July 14th 2017...and the parents never noticed that? Nasty....but her hair sure looks pretty....What a shame!!
These police stations need a better camera system.
Lord. You would think after the first interview her parents would be smart enough to send her in the second time with an attorney.
After the first interview everything seemed procedure how was her dad to know they were going to bombard her
Skylar: are we almost done?: Cop: you didn't kill her,, we just need to know, so you can bring her home...,,,omg,, she was just trying to please this cop that would not shut up.
Agreed. Just like her badgering mother. I think Skylar was so used to people-pleasing, she was highly suggestible. She had plenty of prior conditioning from Mom...
all she cares about is herself. going home, going to college, going to jail. but she "loved her" Boy was she raised right smh. everybody who is defending this girl please watch this video again she's not stalling because she didn't do anything, she's stalling because she doesn't want to go to jail! she's a liar
So far no physical evidence of live birth. Circumstantial won't work without proof of life.
she admitted baby moved and made noise
These investigators need more training. Terrible.......poor communication skills. And, there should just be one, not two of them. They are poorly aligned.
According to the ones in the know such as Scotland Yard, two is best, they have someone to play off of. but these guys need more training for sure.
"I loved herrrr" I'm naming her Annebelle... After a cursed and deceased doll.. tf?
I’m confused. In the 1st interview, she insists to her parents that she was prescribed and proceeded to take birth control pills after that first med appointment. Was she lying? It isn’t addressed as far as I can see. The doctor would never have consented to that after realizing she was pregnant because of danger to fetus. Clearly her parents are bewildered.
S B apparently they are saying she did have the birth control. The dr’s office cancelled the script, but somehow the pharmacist still filled it. Her mother was called by the pharmacy saying her script was filled.
playsinrain Oh thank you, playsinrain. That’s pretty crazy and doesn’t make the doctor look too good but it makes sense. Also, I would think defense would latch onto to that detail, suggesting it could’ve caused problems to fetus, resulting in stillbirth. Maybe I’m mistaken about that, but I’d think those strong hormones would be an issue. Thank you again.
@@SB-ul1py I googled it earlier (from what i saw it wouldn't have harmed the baby) but I was thinking the same thing & thought a bigger deal would've been made about the fact she took it knowing she was pregnant... or at least that the prosecution would bring it up & say that she was taking it because she thought it would harm the fetus & result in termination of the pregnancy especially because she was googling how to have an abortion without a doctor. Also I am very confused why she took it knowing she was pregnant. I haven't seen anyone ask her WHY she was taking it...Mostly curious of what her answer would be. So far I've only seen her dad asking her about it but he never asked WHY... BUT I am just now watching the trial & all the videos. I am way behind so I don't know if they did bring it up or not.
@@shelliea4621 abortion meds are high dose the pill. so i think she thought it would cause her to give birth to the baby before she got any bigger and her belly more noticeable
I'm so pissed at this white privelege.... The hugging, hand holding, telling her she has her whole life ahead....Had she been black or Hispanic they'd be yelling at her, not holding her hands, and put into the nasty slammer. She says she had nothing to hide....well do you think pushing out a person who you claim was dead isn't enough to make you scream mom or dad or help!!??? No you hid that baby in the dirt
Omg that interview! Cops act like they’re your best friends who have all your interests at heart. Don’t do anything without a lawyer!
“I don’t want to put words in your mouth”..... that’s all they’re doing! So infuriating
Is this part two from today?
Yup
No it’s part one.
The judge talks about preliminary actions before they start for the day and asks the jury if they were able to keep within the rules over the weekend.
These cops are really getting on my last nerve. They are saying we know you did it there was charring so just tell us where you started at. This is so wrong. Her dad should have been with her. At this point I really think she has post partem depression and they are making it worse. You can go back and watched her visably shaking.
Unfortunately not much we can tell from this trial about what actually occurred.
They really "upset the apple cart" here when the medical examiner informed the detectives of the possible burn evidence.
It calls into question the entire second interview in which she mentions anything related to a live birth. The technique used lends itself to misleading statements by the person being questioned.
They actually used a technique used to extrapolate weither or not someone is confessing to something they didn't do. They introduce something factually inaccurate and see if the person being questioned incorporates that detail into there confession. When Skylar cooperates with the detective and incorporates any thing related to burning the baby she saves herself big time calling into question everything from this interview.
Police and prosecutors are all need to go back to school to find what they might be good at.
I am certainly not on this girl’s side, but these cops have her admitting to something she didn’t do. I see how someone can give a false confession....plus the girl isn’t very bright so she caved in less than an hour. Usually it takes 16 hours of sleep deprivation and abuse
@windfall couldn't get back to you. I think she might have known according to the text about,the mother's doctor, in reality it was too late. Tks for respondig
Young black girls are never handled with this much child like care!! They r literally treating her like she did nothing wrong!!
worrks better to behave all kind in interrogations
I can't watch this inquisition any longer. Those two bold face lying detectives make me sick. It was "their burning of the baby" which didn't happen and they couldn't prove it happened, that cost the prosecution this case. It made the prosecution look like liars in front of the jury and liars they are! It's a shame the Richardsons didn't get an attorney right from the start. Another great example of why you never ever talk to the cops without an attorney present.
Melt the dirt , really lady 🥴
Sitting there trying to put words into her mouth
Holy heck those detectives are pathetic!
They talk like their on Humpty Dumpty
Even if she doesn't go to jail she will have to live with what she has done . No one gets away really justice comes one way or another
She has stated herself that the child has lived for five minutes .. Can you still talk about a stillborn ?! She is no longer a small child and worked with small children herself. She deliberately withheld all medical care from this child and God knows what else she has done. It was a little person who was at the mercy of her mother's whims and never got a chance in this world.
Thank you. Someone with common sense.
@ Justin thank you. It’s a false statement!
@Justin Voluck Why do you bring up intelligence? Does all the surrounding evidence of her words and actions support her admission that she killed her baby? Of course the answer is yes. So then how is it intelligent to automatically assume its the Reid Technique's fault and not her own guilt that she admitted killing her baby?
With all that being said, this trial is about her admission and its the reason we have trials, to determine the guilt (or lack thereof) of the defendant, through the evidence.
@Justin Voluck Nice for you that you are so intelligent but I have eyes that see and ears that hear. I don't need an explanation, I know enough.
You’re absolutely right the doctor told her to come she had already made up her mind she was not going to have this child and was going to college this baby didn’t stand a chance and somebody has to fight for it
I really don't know what to think, what's really really sad to me is there's no way to prove it either way. My head just keeps going back to how cooperative she was in interview one, she told her parents she had nothing to hide and she answered every single one of the detective's questions that day. I think if they had let her speek a bit more for herself during this second interview I'd be less skeptical but anything they didn't feed her she said I don't remember or I don't know and that tells me about everything I need to know.
@Windy Daley this text program is crappy. Sorry about the name, windfall
If only she went into labour in the daytime in school or something in public. Baby might still be alive if there’s were people around.
I agree, my cousin gave birth at home in the toilet not realising she was in labour. Baby also fell in the toilet, sadly after a 2 year fight with water on the brain from the fall he passed away. I believe Skylar what she says
Sound and footage at the interviews are always so rubbish
amazed she was allowed to go in for a second interview without an attorney, how many times have you seen an interview with an attorney being shown in a courtroom i cant think of many.... theres a reason for that, also the detective holding her hands is so manipulative, you could probably condense Sklars entire part of this interview into 10 mins she barely speaks.....
Oh dear Lord, this detective when the prosecutor is asking the questions, he speaks in confidence. Oh and has no memory issues.
The defense attorney is really good. I am reviewing day 4 right now & he is swaying me from my initial opinion. I think the “confession” is suspect based on Skylar wanting to give them what they wanted so she could go home - after they convinced her she probably wouldn’t go to jail & they just wanted to finish & release the remains. Also, so many of Skylar’s statements around the baby bring stillborn were not put in police report.
I'm definitely being swayed in Skylar's favour. Especially at the sense her Attorney makes in her favour.
either way shhe said the words. she was 18 ywars old niot a little kid she admitted squeezing her too tight and then said i think i killed her
May god be with you Skyler . Praying for you!
What about that poor baby...
Yes she is broke of a moral compass !
Broke after these lawyer fees!
me myself was her attorneys public defenders? She didn’t pay for them either way, her parents did or they are public defenders.
Arual Arual good question I can only google that and would have to keep watching to find out
Case of "what would the neighbours say" over teaching your children ' there is nothing you can not tell me, there will be consequences but I will be there for and with you through everything."." my love can never die, I love you always, I will enforce consequences with love and love you through consequences enforced by others ( authority) but know I am never going to turn my back on you and your best interests are always my first concern unless you have affected others, (in which case you will be assisted by me to make right or repair or endure the consequences of your actions) but still know I love you and that love will last forever "
I give no actual (insert rude words) what the ( same again) neighbours say.
Rest peacefully darling baby ANNABELLE.
It killed me that she was worried her parents wouldn't love her if they found out.
Seeing the parents react............I understood why she did it, without condoning it.
these cop departments need to get it TOGETHER with their audio so many departments, they have horrific bad audio and dont sem to care this is the EVIDENCE
"were just trying to find out what happened" As the video plays in court
Why is she allowed to work with children after she buried her baby in the backyard???
dhe probavly wasnt after admitting that
Even if she kill the bby or not. Is a fact she NEVER want this bby come to BE BORN. So she hide it. Negligent, putting her face that she love her bby 🙄. She never TC of herself in anyway.
Very difficult case with this selfish girl 😒.
That dear dear baby.
I just told my 14 year old if she was ever questioned by police to not say anything without mom and dad. Can they do this stuff with a minor? I feel this cop took advantage of her. Made her feel like he was her friend. 👎🏻
Linda Thompson she’s 18 hun
Donna Flame Brain-Injury Diaries She seems very young. 😢
Yes they can!! And not even tell you, just pick the kid up at school so you dont know. Buy your child a bracelet that says "I do not consent. I want a lawyer" practice it with her so its habit. Tell her they can and do lie. She says " lawyer" they cannot proceed.
Um....shes 18
she wasnt a minor shes was 18
At one point she says she didn’t know if there was an umbilical cord, she couldn’t remember. But now in this interview she talks about the cord being wrapped around baby’s neck. Interesting,
Didn’t She also say at one point the placenta came out the next day, now she says it came out right away? Or do I have that wrong?
If this detective really is a father he should b ashamed of the way he acted like a trusted friend and coerced a high school student to repeat to him fed lines.
I am thoroughly disgusted by the atrocious actions of these two officers. This child (yes child) has been through extremely traumatizing events and they are just piling it on with scare tactics and suggestions. Sad enough that she is the product of a narcissistic mother. I hope that she is able to completely heal emotionally and mentally after all of this bs.
the police is leading her , is not fair, I don't think that she burn the baby, but I do think that she killed her daughter, she never wanted her and I don't believe that is so important to her to give her a proper burial, that baby was never important for her, she treated it like a piece of trash, but I hope I am wrong about this and she really was a still birth baby and this girl is innocent and she didn't do anything to that poor baby but if she is guilty !!I AGREE ! SHE DESERVES BETTER THAN YOU!! I HOPE GOD FORGIVES YOU FOR WHAT YOU DID TO THAT LITTLE ANGEL! I really do pray for her soul. Because we are all going to face our creator one day! That baby came to earth and suffered right away, that really breaks my heart, the only thing that makes me happy is that I know she is in a better place now.
Those two detectives obviously exploited this naive young girls,,,they told her she didn’t do anything wrong,,that he has a daughter her age he feels related ,yet they fed her things they wanted her to say to build their cases. Sad.
That's their job catching killers!
They did their job. Their job is not to protect or coddle the suspect. Remember that this is a murder trial not a mentoring session. Plus she has been proven to be a big lier.
I think they did their job. At this point they're unsure whether or not she killed her newborn baby, and they need to find out. She was told she could have an attorney. Im sure her dad could've even been in there with her. That was all by her choice that she didn't have an attorney there to help her out.
These detectives know their on tape right?.....
This is HARDTO WATCH!!! I thought she was guilty until I saw this! Horrible! “ we don’t want to put words in your mouth” but here’s more!
This was painful for her. Bless her, TOTALLY TRAUMATIZED!
What is that with that sound
Bad equipment!
This cop really does love to hear himself talk.