My mother’s house caught on fire, burnt over 44% of her body, 3 1/2 months in a medically induced coma just to help her heal enough to be able to tolerate the pain! That unit doesn’t get enough recognition, those survivors are effin warriors. Thank God for Parklands Burn Unit and Drs Purdue and Hunt! I saw things I’ll never forget! Edit - thank you all so very much for your kind words, she lived another 15 happy years before the smoke damage to her lungs came back to bite her in the @$$…. We were grateful for every minute we were given!
It's not healthy to make such in depth made up stories for likes on RUclips... I have checked the Dr's you cited and they don't exist. Seek professional help for your pathetic attention seeking attempts.
"wouldnt she have told them everything that happened?" When you're breathing IN FIRE, your esophagus and lungs burn horrifically. The fact she even managed to say those names is agonizingly painful.
That's what I was thinking! I ended up screaming at my phone, "you dumb b****! How the f*** is she supposed to talk?" So damn callus, ignorant and infuriating!
that’s just seems to show how strong this poor lady was, and how determined she was to make sure that her children would remain safe!! the fact that she fought and held on as long as she did is just a reminder of how strong her soul was!!
@TheMrcbritt2you have also need to know that deep burns burns away your nerve ending so the true pain hadn't hit her yet that's why they put them in coma vos they normally die of shock when the nerve ending kick in
I'm a burn survivor.... my sweater caught fire while cooking on a gas stove and it was horrific. Deep tissue second degree on my face and neck, third degree on my shoulders and tops of my boobs. I was put into a medically induced coma due to the pain of healing. Now, after almost ten years and the intervention of an amazing plastic surgeon and a dermatologist, you can't see it on my face and barely my shoulders and breasts now but the pain was horrific..... worst pain of my existence. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. To do that to another human being shows a complete lack of emotion and empathy. I still feel it in my nightmares... you never truly recover to 100%.
@Pattiecakes1982 my mother is a NICU nurse and floated through burns. Because of that she wouldn’t let me make candy, jam, or caramel until I hit puberty because burn victims have a higher survival rate after puberty. When I tell people that they think my mother was crazy, but you are correct, there is no worse pain than a burn because it is due to exposed nerves coupled with an overreaction of the body’s immune system. I got a very severe second degree burn on my hand as a child when I fell into a barbecue grill, I was lucky a leading burn trauma surgeon was visiting the hospital and now you can only see like stippling on the skin when I have a tan. I am very grateful and lucky, as I could have lost function of the hand. I am so glad you are doing better now.
I am so sorry to hear about your accident, but I am so glad you recovered and to read your story I can tell you are very strong. You have overcame an obstacle in your life that may inspire those close to you rather you know it or not. My grandfather had his left leg amputated due to a booby trap while on a seek and destroy mission through the jungles of Vietnam in 1968. My life growing up knowing what happened to my grandfather inspired me knowing how difficult it was for him but the way he never let it slow him down, he loved fishing and working on old cars/truck and taught me everything I know. In 2014 I was in a motorcycle wreck. Broke my right leg right arm, fractured my collar, and fractured a rib. Remembering what my grandfather endured and overcame inspired me to push through and recover.
I always think of burn victims whenever I burn myself.. any little burn hurts so much. I just can't imagine. I pray for anyone in that situation! 🙏🏻❤️🩹😢
True story: Knew a girl in High School. When she was a girl, her nightgown caught fire. Burn scars from her neck, to elbows to her knees. Bullies would walk up to her between classes, flicking lighters in her face saying "Need a light?" simply to torment her. I defended her best I could, but I know those words hurt her bad. Please... Do not bully people.
I love how Bruce is always our dad by the end, no matter what he's doing a video on. Always looking out for others and making sure people make good decisions.
Yes!! Spot on!!! He’s improved my opinion about defense attorneys! And…… you can tell he is a humane/diplomatic, GENTLEMAN & FATHER first!!! And a $$$defense attorney second!!! This IS the type of lawyer you want, representing our nation’s “checks and balances” of a sometimes, heavy handed judicial system. A system that aspires to be fair and blind…., but way too often gets it “wrong.”He’s the dignified, diplomatic lawyer that ensures our rights, (innocent till proven guilty), and advocates for all Americans, entitled to a “zealous defense.”
I worked in a physical therapy clinic and we had a burn patient come in twice a week for debridement treatment. She sat in the hot tub long enough to soften the skin and then techs would scrub it off with bristle brushes. This poor woman came in during the lunch hour because her screams disturbed other clients, but she would always thank us through her tears as she left.
That poor lady, oh the agony she's gone through. It doesn't compare to her suffering, but I can't imagine having to hear her screams if I was the physical therapist; now that'd be a difficult job. 😃
I made a dying declaration after I was attacked by someone I knew. I remember being in an ER room and trying to speak the name of the person who tried to end my existence, and to tell the people closest to me I loved them- then hearing a code blue that sounded like it was underwater and realizing it was mine when they rushed me into a big room across the hall. I couldn't get out the words "am I gonna die", but the nurse holding my hand saw me trying to mouth it and said "It's okay. I won't leave you. I'm here. You're safe now and you're in good hands." Then I was put out and placed on life support. Her hand clasped around mine right all the way through that millisecond of relief from my burning lungs as I was knocked out and put on lifesupport was everything. I didn't think I was gonna wake up. But knowing that I named the person, they'd tell my loved ones, and I could let go of it was so helpful in that final moment. I'm obviously alive now, but jesus christ, those events leading up to it (and after) were fubar.
@@AndrewPeterson-nh4ojWhy are you attacking this person unless you know them and had something to do with what happened to them? I don't understand why anyone would take the time to be cruel.
@@AndrewPeterson-nh4ojSo naming the person who tried to kill you makes someone a bad person in your book???? Scarry what you might have done to think that seeking justice is what bad people would do...
The fact that they lured her in with the lie about rekindling their friendship is almost the most despicable thing about this. Betraying and playing with the trust and hope of another person is truly evil, especially considering what they had in mind for her. She followed them probably being all smiles and happy about becoming friends again, while her alleged friends are already seeing her bloody and screaming in their heads. Makes my skin crawl just imagining the contrast.
There's another case similar to this but it involved all teenage girls. I can't remember the victim's name right now but it was horrific what they put her through.
A burn victim suffers a cold that no other human can possibly imagine. So yes she does have a lot of nerve saying she is cold in the car. When she said I want to see her she said it with such Hatred not kindness!
My mom and dad both grew up poor. They had limited education. However, my grandmothers had totally different housekeeping habits. My dad’s mom was not one to clean up. Ashtrays were always overflowing. Dust was brutal. I took care of her house from a very young age and learned how to clean, cook and do laundry. My mom’s mother was the opposite. She and my grandfather had nothing but what they did have was always extraordinarily cleaned. After Dad’s mom died, I simply could not face cleaning her house. Mom did it for me. When mom’s mother died (about 20 years later) there was not a speck of dust to be found. Even under the bed. She was 74 and had cancer but that house was cleaner than any hospital. My mother always said the same thing as Bruce. Just because you are poor or live in a trailer, you don’t have to be sloppy and dirty.
I absolutely agree! I'm sure there's always depression & such issues involved with living in filth & chaos, but it's a vicious cycle. Obviously you learned what TO, & NOT to do. BTW: It's also obvious you are well educated. Kudos! 😊
Thank you for your kind words. I’ve always valued education in all areas. From the classroom to the field and everything in between. I get as excited as a child when I learn new things. Even going to a zoo provides and opportunity to learn. Museums are much the same. The Royal Ontario Museum ( ROM) is an incredible museum that would take weeks to fully explore. Well, that’s just my opinion. I miss both grandmothers so much. They were strong women with kind souls. This poor murdered girl wanted to lead a different life for her and her children. I noticed that HER trailer was neat, clean and tidy. She could have been like those grandmothers that I loved and admired so much. The inhumanity of this crime is incomprehensible.
Exactly. I see a lot of people excusing children living in horrible conditions bc their parents are poor. Poor and dirty are NOT the same thing. You can live in a poor neighborhood, in a poor home, and it could still be CLEAN. It doesn’t cost anything to clean besides some dollar tree supplies!
@@dejuhvu1793really not even that if you don't have it. Bucket of water and a rag. We never had money growing up but my mom always kept a beautiful house inside no matter what the exterior was. Not that she didn't try to beautify that too. Her, my Grammy, and my aunt all have green thumbs unfortunately I didn't inherit those skills but I do appreciate them.
I am a recovering heroin addict and I overdosed in my bathroom with the hot water running and I was bent at the waist w my face in the sink so for the next 20 minutes I was unconscious with scalding water running on my face. When they brought me back I looked at my face in the mirror and thought that they smacked me to wake me up but it soon was evident that I had water burns from my ear to my chin. It was only a very very small area but the pain was horrific. Unfortunately I didn’t learn my lesson and it took me being actually dead and brought back to wake me up enough to choose life over dope. I have 5 kids and have been clean for 4 years.
I never understood how ppl could nod off standing up. I saw it all the time, though. Congratulations on the past 4 years. It's the hardest thing you can do to get sober.
Ikr? It's UNFATHOMABLE! I think everyone of us were nodding our heads when Rivers said, "...and THANK GOD she didN'T live through this". I DID! I hit pause to thank our merciful God for keeping her conscience long enough to identify the murders, AND not letting her STAY in that surreal agony.
My mom was a nurse in the pacific theatre. She was in charge of a burn unit. She was never able to really talk about it except how they were the worst victims, suffered so terribly, and often died after surviving for months. After the war she became a psychiatric nurse.
My grandfather and his unit were having lunch across the street from the theater when it happened. They went in to help people. My grandfather received 3rd degree burns over half his body. It took 65 years but he received purple heart and medals for saving people.
This reminds me of the Jessica Chambers case... They're eerily similar. She was also 19 and helped solve her own murder. She was burned over 90% of her body. Her hair and clothes were burned off and her skin was sloughing off when EMS was trying to work on her. A guy set her and her car on fire, she survived long enough to find her way out and was walking around the woods lost for a bit or possibly hiding from her attacker, until first responders showed up at the vehicle site and they said that she came walking out of the woods looking like a zombie (her arms were out stiff because her skin was so burned that it was dried and tightened up like jerky). Her lips were burnt off and her throat, esophagus, and lungs were severely burnt, tight and dried out and she somehow was still conscious, mobile, and was able to tell the Paramedics who she was and who did that to her. She stayed alive, holding on just long enough for her Mom to get there and say Goodbye. Such a tragic story.
I didn’t hear about those particularly gory details, but the name she gave sounded like “Eric” or “Derrick,” but with her extensive mouth/throat/esophagus burns, it was hard for her to communicate. (I wish they gave her something to write with)… But they couldn’t find anyone connected to her that went by Derrick or Eric, & authorities checked into all the Eric’s & Derricks in the area & no one was implicated. Quinten Terris, a new friend of hers, was tried twice & wasn’t convicted. Her murder remains unsolved🫤
I thought of her too. That poor girl got out of the car! That was horrific. I didn’t think they got those who did it. It sounds like you might know. Please post it as I never heard anyone was arrested & charged. Thanks!
I got severe burns on my hand at work once. Visiting that burn unit for my rehab was horrific every single time and that really drove home a lot perspective for me I have held onto ever since. God bless the people who work in burn units.
I was in a car accident and the site of one of my wounds became infected and its stitches broke open. Doctors said they couldn't restitch it because of the infection, which was causing some of my flesh to ooze and turn black. So they had to do the same thing to it as they do with burns, the scraping/grating, and picking and cutting, all but had me hanging from the ceiling. They did it every day for a week, then once a week for another month. I know that pain, your nerves are exposed, even the air is painful. And it was a very small section of my leg, I can't imagine having that all over my body but I think I'd rather be euthanized. And like you, I gained a whole lot of perspective and appreciation through that pain.
Same…. I burned my face doing a stupid teenage fire stunt…. The ‘heat’ from the burn seems to intensify, I literally felt like the burning pain increased after several hours post burn. There are so many stages to this type of trauma, it looks way worse before it gets better. My young self conscious teenage face took so long to get back to normal. Thank God I healed, the body is so amazing! I have gorgeous skin, I really baby my skin since that incident. This was a very humbling experience.
As a retired nurse, Ive seen alot of horrible injuries and Im pretty stoic about blood and gore, but I draw the line at dealing with burns. Even watching films of burn victims was so difficult. The disfigurement and pain is torturous and those burn unit nurses are superheroes. When my friend had a house fire and lost his two kids, I couldnt bring myself to change his bandages after he left the burn unit, as much as I wanted to help. I helped in every way but medical, and I was the nurse in our group. His head was swollen twice the normal size and he wasnt able to save his kids despite trying. yeah, burns are the worst. Only a sadistic ,sick person would do such a thing, to cause such suffering.
@@grey3414 When I was 5, my 9-year-old cousin got a severe burn down her abdomen from a hot water spill. I heard of the pain of having to clean the wound and I am traumatized just thinking about it. A tiny burn hurts so much and I can’t imagine a large one on my body. I always say that I’d rather get stabbed than burned any day!
Former firefighter and medic here, and I agree I don’t have what it takes to work in a burn unit. When I was a rookie we had a house fire with two burned victims. When trying to extricate them multiple layers of tissue was sloughing off….it was the only time you’d see firefighters come out of a building and immediately rip off their mask to pour the vomit out so they could breathe. I also skip burn scenes in movies. Even if it’s short and cheesy like the end of the Indiana Jones movie….I just can’t do it.
@Linda... I am an old, 74 yrs., retired nurse too. I posted a comment too, but I wanted to say to you don't beat yourself up over not being able to treat friends or family burn victims, or even strangers for that matter. It's so very difficult, and nearly impossible though some very special people do. The one burn patient that I did have to treat as a Senior nursing student was heartbreaking, but as a student I had to if I wanted to pass! He was a 9 month old baby, who had 2nd and 3rd degree burns over his entire body but his head.He also only weighed 10 lbs., the weight of my 2 sons at birth! It was obvious that this child was neglected and abused. The story was that Grandma didn't know that the water in the tub was that hot! No testing of the temp with her hands, or eyes seeing steam coming off the water. And she must've just dangled him by an arm and dropped him in, since her hands weren't burned! Somehow this little guy survived by the end of my rotation, and then I lost track of him.😥 I went into Cardiology. ❤
I knocked a pot of boiling water off the stove and onto my leg while boiling eggs when I was 13 . . . I ran to the bathtub and turned on the cold water. The first layer of skin came off with my jeans. Mom took me to Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Hospital didn’t ask my last name or if I had insurance or anything. As soon as they realized it was a burn, they took me to the burn unit immediately. I remember someone saying they had a really great burn ward and even adults got treated there. There was a soundproof door at the end of one of the halls. I know it was soundproof because I heard a man screaming when someone opened the door. Burn pain is no joke. People who work in burn wards are amazing.
So anybody who reads this let me give you some information just in case you burn yourself down the road because you probably will burn yourself somewhat or badly at least once in your life. While I was in college a couple years ago, I had a frying pan in the oven making some food. Don’t ask me why I was using the frying pan in the oven. That’s just how I made this particular dish. Well, when I open the oven and grab the frying pan handle… it’s a frying pan and you usually just grab a frying pan. You don’t think about it. You just grab the handle. When you’re using a frying pan on the stove top, you can grab the handle and it’s not hot. I didn’t register in my head, fast enough after opening the oven that dumb dumb. It’s in the oven the whole thing it’s gonna be hot. I grabbed that handle and I had that oven going at 450 so that metal was at least 450° I grabbed that handle and just it scorched my hand. I remember wrapping my hand around the handle and then let go before it fully grasped it because that’s how much it hurt right away . I only halfway grabbed it, but that’s all it took to turn splotches of my hand beat red. It caused me to have to wrap my hand the next day in this gauze stuff which sucked because I was going to trade school for CNC machining and tool and die. All hands on stuff. And I was going through my CNC Lathe Class I spent the next week pretty much one-handed, which made machining fairly hard because there’s a lot of set up. The point of the story is if you burn yourself, do not run your skin that’s burnt under a cold water you use lukewarm water you use room temperature water do not use hot water and do not use cold water . The cold water does something to your skin. That is not good when it’s burning. It decreases blood flow to the burnt area, which can reverse the healing process. Lukewarm water or room temperature water to help with the initial pain but to tell you the truth, nothing is really gonna help you with burning pain. Painkillers don’t really do anything for burns and you kind of just have to get through it . You can try specific creams that are for burns to help with the pain but honestly nothing is really gonna help. You just have to get through it. Don’t use Coldwater water ! Resist the urge lol
@@brien1513did you not see what she did? She set someone on fire, put her through the maximum amount of pain possible. I don't think they're wishing it on her, they're staying it as fact. You don't pass GO, you don't collect $200 when you do something like this to another human being. There's no redemption for someone like that.
@@brien1513 Shut the fuck up-- that is where they are going and you damn well know it. For you to somehow see that as a bad thing on YOUR conscience is incredibly self-centered to dictate how others perceive what someone deserves after inflicting the absolute worst death that can be inflicted on someone in our living space.
There is a trailer park here in Seattle that literally has a HOA board and they are VERY strict! It is its own super cute little neighborhood in of itself, and somehwat exclusive.
@@Pugetwitchyeah because they’re now being gentrified. It’s not cute. A lot of rich people are buying all the trailer parks and now no one can afford them other than other upper middle class and wealthy people. Trailers got big on social media by influencers and now they are starting to cost the same or more as a stick built home.
Non-judgmental? Because he threw in the trailer version of "I'm not racist, I have a black friend!"? Could he drop anymore stereotypes? "Just because you live in a trailer doesn't mean you have to live in filth!" "Thats what happens when you live in a trailer court, you spend all your money on drugs instead of bettering your life." Wow. Says a guy that happily would defend these people for a buck.
The 16 year old daughter gave the most amount of information in the least amount of words. She seemed so innocent and immature in general, yet she’s a cold blooded murderer. Life is over little girl.
To not hear her screams and immediately feel no remorse and try to out the fire and get help means all these women are demons masquerading as humans. For Brittany to be that sadistic at such an early age is very telling.
You just learned that real evil, doesn't exist as a fictitious entity, but dwells within the hearts of us all. Some individuals have a harder time keeping that affliction in check than the rest of us do. But we're all capable of horrible things.
Not In Everyone But I Have Huge Respect For Your Comment Because The Only Way To Change Is To Acknowledge The Problem. I Have Been Tortured By My Own Mother, And I NEVER Want Anyone Or Any Creature To Feel That Kind Of Pain EVER!
@@deletethis6902 I disagree. I’ve felt badly, enraged just listening to beginning of this story. I don’t have it in me to yield a tire iron much less the gasoline.I know myself well at 76. I can only assume just reading a few comments coming from much younger persons. I had a very difficult time just listening to the description of her pain
This is absolutely tragic. It takes a real sadistic monster to burn someone alive. I am happy that she was able to identify the person who did this to her before she passed. She remained strong till the end. Reminds me of Judy Malinowski who was doused with gasoline and set on fire by her boyfriend Michael Slager in Ohio. She was alive long enough to give a deposition despite being in tremendous pain lying in a hospital bed.
@@madi4481 That's not what the video says. The EMT claims that she named the 3 people. The covered video left this reveal until the end for dramatic reasons.
When I was six my 8yr old cousin pulled a fryer of hot oil down on her head giving her 3rd degree burns over 50% of her body. She spent decades getting skin grafts and had to wear special bodysuits up until high school. It took her 6yrs to get a full head of hair and to this day (more than 30yrs later) her scars are very obvious. I can't tell you just how traumatic the entire situation was. That was nothing compared to what happened in this case. The pure adrenaline that must have been pumping through that poor woman to keep her alive and moving! I can't even imagine. I don't *want* to imagine it. 😢
What a terrible thing for her parents. Accidents like that happen so easily with kids bc they just don’t understand the consequences. And now she’s dealing with it forever. I cannot even imagine. I’ve had burns from serving in restaurants and the constant pain is just frustrating and hurts - and that’s just little first degree burns. Oil burns too… you can’t even wash that off. It can take your skin with it. Jesus.
@@TheProtagonistDiesYou really took the time out of your day to say that to a serious message. You should honestly reflect on why you're that kind of person
@@TheProtagonistDiesas someone else pointed out, you just outed yourself has someone in dire need of self reflection and improvement. Having said that, at least your admittedly flippant remark was super original, and so damn funny too. Don't be afraid to ask for help
As a nursing student we rotated through a pediatric burn unit. We observed a session of debridement ( removing damaged skin ) ion a little boy. The tears and eventual screaming and pain overcame me . When I went to the bathroom to cry privately, there were 3 other students. I. Could never work in that area of nursing. Its one of the most stressful jobs you can do. Along with what the nurses went through during the worst of Covid. I n retired now but still remember this😮😮
I probably would have gotten an unsat for that day because I would have walked out the room. I could never work a burn unit. Too much suffering. You gotta have a special kind of mental strength.
Thats how my grandpa was when he had to take me to the hem/onc clinic (I have a blood clotting disorder and clots and had to take coumadin so I needed blood draws constantly) He saw all the little bald kids who were so sick from the chemo and he refused to go back in, the nurses were cool about me being seen by myself even though I was under 18 because they understood how difficult it is seeing dying children
Its no wonder why addiction rates are so high in the medical field. I gotta get high to deal with living with a psychotic mood disorder, i just can not function in society without some sort of drug and that is a cale walk compared to having to save lives. I cant imagine how hard it is to see things like that on the regular and not being able to realistically help. I get severely distressed when anything is suffering and I cant do anything to stop it. You guya gotta deal with ptsd inducing stuff on a near daily basis. You should all be making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year because society would fall apart without you and you guys are being permanently psychological scarred as you try to save lives.
My son when he was younger met a little boy in Swim lessons at the YMCA who was scared with 90% of his body because his womb donor (mother) tried to kill him! Everyone made fun of him and my son went to talk to him he was crying and my son said "it's okay everyone is different that's what makes us special my mama poops out her tummy and eats through her other tummy but she is special so are you " I had officially felt like I had successfully parented my boys! I have a colostomy bag and a feeding tube from colon cancer @ 30yo so that's what he meant! I was such a proud mama!
@@mvlcmlgmclmgkcmlfm awww thank you so much I def needed that it made my day! I'm sure you are doing amazing! It's so hard w/all the negative influence in the world these days! Keep kicking butt @ parenthood!
@@susanpotts3691 he is truly special! I cannot wait to see the impact he will have on the world one day! He is a senior in high school & was offered a football scholarship to a SEC school & committed this week to that school to play Wide Receiver! He has worked his butt off nights, weekends and summers training to get the opportunity play at a collegiate level in the SEC but more importantly he wants to have a platform to lead change to making the world a better, more kind place that he can have an opinion & a value system that does not agree w/ certain agendas being pushed! I'm so proud being in the generation of the "woke" but he chooses NOT to follow that, but stick to his foundation and his life as a Christian!
It takes a really sick person to set someone on fire , that's just pure evil . That poor lil old man who helped her, that image is forever in his head along with the first responders.
I was thinking that, too. So glad you brought up the poor man sitting out on his porch, enjoying the evening...and see her so horribly burnt, emerging from the trees. He was the forgotten victim.
I can attest, I’m haunted still to this day, 20 years after witnessing and being the first on scene of a fatal car crash, it involved a small hatchback Honda with 4 teenage occupants that hit a plumbing van head on as the teens passed me on a blind curve with a double yellow. All 4 occupants of the hatchback had died, all of them were impaled by dozens and dozens of 1/2 inch and 1 inch copper pipes. Even typing this is causing me to shake and experience a terrifying fight or flight response (that’s the best way I can describe the feeling, even though I know it’s not an accurate depiction, I just have never been able to adequately describe the feeling I get when I think about that night.) No amount of therapy can erase those horrible images from my mind.
@andygodwin5965 , I only keep in touch with the driver of the hatchbacks family, since he was alive for a few minutes and I held his hand and told him I would tell his family whatever he wanted to say. He only stayed with me for a minute or two before he passed. The driver of the plumbing van ended up taking his own life 2 years later. Even though it wasn’t his fault, he couldn’t escape the guilt of being involved in 4 teenagers demise. I still struggle from time to time, I refuse to drive on that road and have the occasional vivid dreams of that night. I can only image what the parents and families of the victims feel, especially the plumbers family, the suffering they’ve endured breaks my heart even more. He was a good man and did nothing wrong, yet he carried the lives of those 4 teens with him until it became to much to bear. Sorry for the long post. It helps with my coping process and today has been a particularly bad day since I had one of those vivid nightmares last night and the images from that night are difficult to shift back to the depths of my brain.
Two kids beat me up and poured motor oil on me and tried to set me on fire when I was a kid. Motor oil isn't flammable so nothing happened, but they went on with life like it was totally normal. They were even nice to me in later years. I never understood that.
This horrific act was senseless. I’m amazed she remained conscious long enough to give her statement. While being in an extreme amount of physical pain her only thought was for her kids.
God is as at her head giving her the courage to tell them who done this to her.She is then up with her loved ones who have passed and no more pain.God gives us courage to overcome and strength to endure what you are going through.ano way God is to blame.Man is the cruelest person ooh the planet,I mean Humans.Animals kill for food we kill for pleasure?
This entire thing is absolutely horrific. But the fact that a mother allowed her daughter to be a part of such a horrendous crime, is probably the worst part in my opinion. I can't imagine wanting to include your child, someone you're supposed to love, teach, protect, mold into this respectable member of society, in something so unspeakable. It's terrifying to think people like this exist in this world and walk among us every single day. Scary.
As a practicing critical care and cardiology RN, I was pulled to the burn unit to work because they were short an RN. That was the LAST time I entered a burn unit. The horrific things I saw. Those poor souls.
Got thrown from a car that flipped on 95. I don’t think most people realize burns don’t have to be from heat, I had severe road rash and the dressing changes alone felt like they were flaying me alive even with a fentanyl patch and dilaudid injection q2 hours. Of all my injuries that was the most painful, and I didn’t have to suffer the debridement done luckily since I was in a coma the first week. The nurses for the most part were great (it took 2-3 hours to do dressing changes) and I was so grateful for one who took the time to help wash my hair that was still matted with blood and safety glass. But then had another at the rehab center who left me after only coming in once at the beginning of her shift when another was doing her handoff. She went to get my pain meds and never returned and I was in such pain and my wounds were leaking all over the sheets. Everyone who came in said they told her but she didn’t come back a single time during the 12 hours. But I got my pain meds supposedly on the dot every time it was allowed 🤔. I felt extra bad because I shared a room with a stroke victim who couldn’t speak so if I was left like that I can’t imagine if I had no one and couldn’t voice any issues.
I was w a friend who caught fire cooking on a camp cooker, that exploded in her face, and chest. The smell was so unreal, I will never forget that, or her screams, when the bathed her twice daily, for weeks. How anyone could actually set someone on fire totally blows my mind...
Had a nurse tell me when she was still in school for nursing. that they took her to the burn unit, and one of the patients sat up out of their beds and all their skin on their back was stuck to the sheets. She said she passed out from seeing that.
My daughter was burnt by a campfire over much less than 100% of her body, and morphine barely touched the pain. I can't imagine the torture Audreanna was enduring. For someone to do that to her is beyond cruel, it's inhuman. Sick. Psychopathic. No amount of mental help for who did this to that poor girl would ever make them normal. And what about Audreannas children and family? Not enough therapy in the world to take away the mental picture of what they'd done to her and the grief of losing her to such a painful, brutal and horrific crime.
O my goodness, how your daughter must've suffered. Unimaginable when you haven't experienced it. It must've been like a nightmare for you as her mother too. On top the numerous operations. I hope she has recovered well enough to live a 'normal' life.
@@PeepThaGod People are free to act and think however they want. However, true happiness comes from inner peace, and inner peace comes from caring for others, not hurting them.
Fear or any number of mental issues can warp your perception make it seem like everyone and everything is out for your blood. Be wise in your strikes and strike true.
My significant other of 5 years passed last week. Love these videos and have been one of the only things that distract me from the pain. A 2 hr video is a god send, always coming in clutch Bruce
I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s a wound that never really goes away and I hope you have lots of pictures videos memories… good things to remember them by. ❤ Another great channel with similar humor is true crime loser. And that chapter but he’s pretty popular.
As a kid I was burned with 3rd degree. Over 75 percent of my body. Lucky I don't remember the accident. But I can confirm that it is a long road to recovery. I still struggle every day. I only live today due to the doctor's at uc Davis and the extremely amazing medical treatments and procedures that doctors and hospitals have come up with in the recent couple decades. If I was burned ten years prior to when it did happen I wouldn't have made it. What happened to this young lady was a tragedy and was just sick. I couldn't imagine this happening to me and thinking someone did it to me intentionally.
Wow. So sorry that happened to you. You were one brave kid to get through it all. I hope this life gives you all the joy and happiness you deserve. Take good care.
Wow, that's so scary! What a testament to your strong will to persevere. UC Davis is an amazing hospital; I've had two brain surgeries there (plus a ton of ongoing care) and I travel almost 200 miles round trip for each visit, they are THAT good! So glad you pulled through. Take care and God bless!
I only lived in a trailer once in my life and I can tell you if you beat on the door you could hear it even if you was 6 feet UNDER the trailer. It’s like living in a aluminum can you can hear EVERYTHING outside!
I lived in a house and I'd hear if I was in the office bathroom or the on sweet bathroom. There's nowhere you can go to ignore a few good hard knocks on the door. Especially if they used the knocker. It would sound almost like a break in 😅
@@mike-sk2li you wouldnt answer your door if it was the police slamming on it for an hour? I can understand not answering a door to a single knock from a stranger but when theyre beating on it and yelling "police!" Im sure you would at least go to check it first, and then if it looked legit and you were innocent you'd open it.
My grandma died from 2nd and 3rd degree burns when I was 8. She set herself on fire. I wasn’t there to see it. People who lived in her apartment complex said she came outside on fire. She was walking around like normal; she wasn’t screaming or anything. This was due to her having multiple strokes and dementia that I guess her brain wasn’t working properly. When she was in the burn unit, my mom would go visit her. She didn’t allow me and my brother to see my grandma. I never got to say goodbye. Whenever I hear of someone being burned, it brings back sad memories of my grandma. It still bothers me even though it’s been over 20 years. I pray that this woman’s family will be okay 😢
People are evil just plain evil. I can't believe that God loves us. Anyone who set someone on fire .has no humanity towards man . This is the most brutal thing I have heard in a long time. The poor woman had to smell gas and burned hair
Trust me your mom made the right decision there’s no reason to have ever exposed you as a young child to seeing what you would have seen just knowing is horrific enough without really seeing to back up what you may think it’s beyond what most normal adults can even handle to see. You could have very well been disturbed and ruined for your entire life she protected you, as a young child I was exposed to a government nursing home if you don’t know what that is it’s about one of the most disturbing distressing things an adult again can see let alone a child I was scarred for my life it traumatized me in a way that was unfathomable. It followed me thru life well into adulthood a paralyzing fear. My mother was FURIOUS that I had been taken to that place while the person watching me was supposed to be having me for a fun weekend. My mom was furious livid. She couldn’t fix it tho I could never unsee what I had seen
When I was 14 i did a stunt where I set myself on fire it was pretty wilf but obviously not a smart idea. I out on a couple extra layers of thick clothing and we put gasoline in a spray bottle. We sprayed me a good amount with the gas but not too much that the cloths were soaked. From what my friends told me a good 40% to 60% of my body was on fire. We had soaked the grass in water so it wa thick mud and we had 3 or 4 water hoses they hit me with to put out the flames. I burned off most of my hair but i wasnt hurt in anyway. I think about this often and how easily it could have lead to something like this and I feel some type of way for even trying it
Bruce, thank you for analyzing this case, it has sent shockwaves through our communities. Pensacola is my neighboring town and this poor girl was killed by pure evil. Those bitches are crying because they know their ass was facing life, or the death penalty here in FL. Adrianna has a lionheart to get up and run through the woods, damn near blind too, to get herself medical help. I hope the judge or jury has no mercy on all three of them. Prayers for the victim's son and family and medical personnel who were involved w/her rescue and care. Much Love, Take care.
Yeah, the tears from both Heather and Tina were only for themselves. They o ly started sobbing when massive evidence was presented against them and they knew they were screwed. It speaks volumes. I'm glad Florida is a death penalty state. What Tina did to Adrianna is worse than death.
@@hj5520 thank you that is very kind of you to say. We did used to have low crime here and over the last 15 to 20 years it has been absolutely insane. We used to never here ambulance or police sirens and now we can't go one hour without hearing them. It's beautiful scenery here on the Gulf Coast but the further inland you go the worse the crime and drug use gets. This is my hometown Fort Walton Beach and I'm now 47 and it's sad to see these beautiful communities ruined over people not having a moral compass.
Sad, Destin & Fort Walton were stomping grounds for me back in the 1980's. I haven't been there in a long time, sorry to hear things have gotten so bad..... It's such a beautiful place.@@k.dawnmccart3685 💜
her passing away the next day after they called the police on tina feels like her soul was waiting to revive some sort of justice before starting to pass on
Most of the time second degree burns are even more painful than third, as third degree burns tend to kill the nerve endings. It's all absolutely horrific.
Mr Rivers, I have been watching ya all for over a month. I'm learnin alot. I worked with Parole and Probation, was active with Drug Court and the legal system in general. 20 years taught me to observe behavior, physical and psychological. I was good at what I did and saw both sides of agencies and clients in the system. I see your a man of heart and integrity. Your demeanor on this video is telling. You care. Thanks friend and mentor.
My goodness, I genuinely have no idea what I find more disturbing about this case. The fact that someone can do something like this to someone, or the fact that you make your child participate in the act.
Proof some bitchez be crazy. The sad part is you can see them from a mile away and yet some people still interact with them or become friends with them when they're best avoided.
Didn't sound to me like she had to "make" Brittany do anything... she sounded like an active and willing participant! The tree doesn't grow far from the apple
Sounded to me like the daughter was already a MEAN GIRL under mom’s tutelage. Remember, they were threatening witnesses. It wouldn’t surprise me if this was not the first whipping they’d put on somebody….though this one went crazy wrong. Sadly, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. 😢
I’m a chef. I was in culinary school with a guy who was changing the fryer oil using a pot. He had slipped and fell and dumped that hot grease all over his face, arms, and body. I knew him years after this happened but he told me he got up and bashed his head in to a wall to try and knock himself out because he was in so much pain. But my point was he was disfigured still years later, and for the rest of his life. Burns are no joke.
My mom worked at a deli in the 90s and her coworker Stacy was going to change oil in the deep fryer. I'm not sure if either the fryer hadn't been off long enough for the oil to cool or if she wasn't using the container they normally drained the oil into, but for some reason Stacy grabbed a big plastic bucket and started draining hot oil into the plastic bucket. My mom said the bucket started melting and Stacy picked it up by the handle, I think she was trying to get it to the sink before it made a mess on the floor, but the bottom gave out as soon as she lifted it off the ground and several gallons of hot oil spilled all over her feet. My mom said the only thing she could think of was to get Stacy's feet into water immediately and the closest thing was like a 10 gal bucket that pickles came in. I don't know if my mom dumped out the pickle juice and filled it with fresh water or if Stacy had to put her feet directly in pickle juice, but I imagine there was at least some residue still in there if my mom had just dumped it. The oil wasn't at deep frying temperature, so I don't know if she had 1st or 2nd degree burns, but she managed to get in my mom's car with the pickle bucket on the floor and be taken to the ER instead of calling an ambulance. I don't think I saw Stacy again, plus I was probably 9 or 10 when this happened, so I don't know how severe her injuries were or what her recovery was like. But pay attention to what you're doing when you're around hot oil.
Tina raised her daughter to be a killer and that's the worst child abuse I've ever seen. She speaks in that soft voice, but she's lying through her teeth. She was raised by a psychopath who encouraged her to bully and attack others, but at 16 I couldn't have done it.
Tbh i feel like the daughter was actually the main instigator. Something about how cold was is just chilling. My prediction would be both are psychopaths but the daughter persuaded the mother to help her
@@soupAutismYou just might be right. Her soft innocent voice just drove me up the wall and the way she blatantly lied when the police were sitting in front of her telling her they knew better didn't bother her a bit.
Absolutey diabolical & evil She has that soft voice & as a girl she gets a slight benefit of the doubt especially as a young teen. Her preternatural calmness screamed loudly that she is sociopathic - such a dearth of emotion. A teen should be antsy & more testy & emotional. She thought by being calm would pull the wool over the cop’s eyes. This is such a horrific crime. RIP Audreanna.
As a retired flight nurse I’ve seen everything you can imagine and everything that you can’t imagine. Burns are horrific, terrifying, and probably one of the most painful and disfiguring injuries that you could ever imagine. These injuries are so disturbing that they stay with you for all eternity. Bruce called this cruel, I would say that cruel is a mild description of this torture. Absolutely horrific. Y’all please stay safe, be kind, and have a blessed day.
@@MaureenCacioppolol you all up in the comment section posting hate comments. What’s it like to have so much extra time on your hands you have time to attempt to post sassy comments. WITH CAPS, EVEN 😂😂 ooohhhhh
I was lifeflighted after being tboned by a military vehicle back in 08. I remember pulling into the intersection and then waking up in the helicopter-the flight nurse immediately noticed and leaned over me and was having to yell but she was telling me what happened and held my hand. I saw clouds and I thought oh shit I’m floating around in heaven or something until I saw her. I can remember exactly what she looked like. Nurses jobs are so important and you don’t really understand until you deal with them. The CCU nurses were amazing, too. It was Halloween and I remember they brought me candy and snacks. One fought with the dr about giving me more pain medicine bc I had a shattered pelvis and was constantly hurting and uncomfortable. Anyways. I have so much respect for flight nurses now bc you guys saw the worst of the worst situations and I kno many people die while in flight, that’s gotta be very difficult. My best friend is an oncology nurse and idk how she deals with the emotion. She’s a rock but still… it’s gotta be a lot. ❤
I am in my 40s now and have serious health issues. There are actually high school and college students volunteering. I love it! So kind and compassionate.
If the content genius weren’t helping Bruce, I just don’t know how he would’ve ascended to these heights. Joking! I love this channel. Bruce is the best!
I love that you say that at the end. My mom used to tell me the same thing. She says only 3 open after midnight: legs, bars, and the ER and nothing good comes of any of it. That poor girl. So sad she succumbed to her injuries.
When you described your client making his mum leave the house it made me literally feel sick for both of them 💔 Obviously for him, but his poor mum had to go against every natural instinct to leave her child's side when he needed her the most. Were he to ever read this this, you're a very brave man and l wish you continued healing Sir 🙏🏼
@@OneBadAssMoMoomg I'm so sorry for you both, adding trauma on top of trauma. When l cared for my mum after her cancer treatment and surgeries it near but killed me. I hope your mumma is doing better now please god she is still here 🙏🏼
@@---C_B---thank you for that lovely thought and prayer, she lived another 17 years after the fire before the smoke damage to her lungs took her, we lived and loved every minute we had together! Bless you for taking such gentle care of your momma! I know how taxing it is when you love em so much!
Interesting how Heather never even asked the 2 questions that most people would ask a law officer when they are told that they are being questioned in regards to an incident that occurred to one of their neighbors....she never asked "What happened to her?" or even "Is she ok?". These questions are usually the first thing out of someone's mouth, even if they don't know the person. That poor girl and my heart goes out to her children. 💔💔
If it's someone I don't know then the first thing out of my mouth would be "lawyer." I'll certainly cooperate but it'll be while my attorney is actively earning his retainer fee. But I agree with you in the context of this incident, Heather's behavior is indeed eyebrow-raising. While it's not damning on its own, as objective evidence begins to mount it helps paint a picture of guilt.
I received a 2nd degree burn on my leg last year (dropped a heat gun on myself at work while it was still on) and when he says it doesn't stop hurting, he is right. I was lucky to only get a small burn on my leg, I cannot imagine the way this girl was feeling.
I'm good friends with a couple of my neighbours in our neighborhood. It's basically a trailer park but we own our own land. My immediate neighbors to the west are like family to me. I'm so lucky.
The way you covered this horrific story was impressive. I thought you didn’t jump to conclusions with the defendants. But you also had a lot of empathy for that victim. I appreciate that you covered it in such a dignified way. It’s such a hard case to talk about. Shout out to Explore With Us for doing such a great job putting that together. I wasn’t sure who was involved until the end.
I listened to this interrogation, and I have to say. It’s terrifying what she went through and she just hung out with the wrong friends. Rest in peace to her.
Bruce.....this poor young woman!!!! Makes me SICK. Im a retired RN, and i floated to the burn unit twice. It was very difficult for me, as the suffering is horrible. And the risk of infection is so high. I hope the person who did this, gets what coming to them. There is truly NO excuse or justification to do this to anyone.😢😢
@@MurphDawgywowwwww I bet she’s never heard that one from some weirdo on RUclips before. Jesus at least come up with something clever or a little funny, dude. Weak attempt. F.
As a former nurse who works in law, I can tell you thar the removal of the skin under anesthesia due to charring. Anesthesia couldn’t help. She felt the pain as we slowly removed the dead skin and started skin grafts. The smell is seared into my brain. We did our best; fluids, skin grafts, serious painkillers. We tried to save her due to the fluid loss by skin and IVs. She died. She was drunk and run into a gasoline truck. Please, please if you’ve had too much to drink, take an Uber. Better than that than to die in hospital with diamorphine given in an attempt to control her pain. Plus, as a nurse, the snell of burning flesh makes my stomach churn.
I gave myself about 3-4 dime sized second degree burns on my face in a caramel related accident, and I can’t IMAGINE being 100% covered in that. I’m so sad for that poor girl but glad she was able to tell what she needed to before she went ❤
I've some burns from welding and I couldn't imagine being covered in that either. what a horrible way to go. I'd problably be begging them to just shoot me at that point. what a strong woman to give names to the EMTs.
Thank you for going into detail about the injuries this woman endured. Unless someone has been through or witnessed severe burns like this it’s impossible to imagine. Like your brain literally refuses to let you comprehend how bad it actually is. The part I never forget is the smell…no matter how much time has passed I can still smell it no matter how much I try to forget…
Can you describe it somewhat? I asked because I know what decomp smells like. I just can only imagine food burning on the stove or burnt items on a campfire. I'm sure these are not the same.
These individuals are what nightmares are made of. They are monsters and that poor young woman suffered and died over a petty dispute. Rest in Peace Audreanna.
And that smug Tina daring them to tell her what evidence they have. She really thought there was no evidence, and crying only because she was caught and she 'wasnt' going home.
Hearing she was rocking back and forth with her arms out in so much pain, and then she was just wanting someone to make sure her babies were ok… The worst pain I ever experienced I was rocking and couldn’t stop moving and was screaming so loud my family could hear me from the waiting room at the emergency room. And that was from a wreck, not even burns. Just having a small burn hurts like a mofo I can’t imagine everything being burned. And you know you’re probably going to die. And you had just had people you thought were your friends do this to you. AND you’re worried for your sweet inocente babies. God. Disgusting. Disturbing. Just so sad.
Years ago I worked in the ER of a large,very well known,hospital.We received many,many badly burned people locally (by ambulance) and from hundreds of miles away (by helicopter). Back then (things may have changed,however) it was recognized by medical experts that with badly burned people the lucky ones die quickly and the unlikely ones die slowly.
I’m with pretty much the whole comment section here. That poor girl, the fight she had to get to that house and stay conscious, with her jaw broken as well. Everything in her life at that point was demanding she just pass out, but she stayed with it and fought for her babies and justice. That’s the opposite outcome her life deserved. I hope her children find peace with good memories and knowing she thought of them and wanted them to be ok. PS. Bruce pulling his ear at the end of shows reminds me of Carol Burnette doing the same at the end of her shows as a shoutout to her mom. PPS. Setting a google news alert for “Tina Brown execution”.
When your skin is burned that deeply, the covering protecting your nerves is gone. That means all your nerves are exposed and still feel like they're burning. I had to have a very small area on my leg debrided multiple times over multiple days, after the stitches on a wound from a car accident became badly infected, and the skin couldn't be restitched. It was the most excruciating pain I've ever experienced. I couldn't even imagine that pain all over. So horrific, what happened to this poor girl.
I felt physically sick watching this. How on earth can one human do this to another, let alone 3! The agony that poor woman was in unbearable. This is another level of pure evil. God bless her 😢
1:14:40 Bruce, just FYI...cluttering & hoarding are well-identified trauma responses. I work in property management, so I see it all the time. First, in trailer park living, there is zero storage. Second, there is a generational accrual of lack of housekeeping skills & investment. Third, there is a self-soothing element to acquiring "stuff", whether you're rich or poor (and especially if you're poor). Fourth, if you're caught up in drugs & prostitution, cleaning is dead last on the list. It might be on the list...but it's last. Not saying I disagree with you that even if you're living in a trailer, you can keep it tidy. But in most cases, it is actually not feasible for a multitude of reasons. The mess an outsider observes is not necessarily a reflection of the soul of the person living there.
I watched this entire video the day Explore With Us released it. As a nurse, I have a deeper understanding how dire her condition was. Your skin is your largest organ. This woman had no chance after being burnt this severly. The fact sh was burnt to that degree she HAD to have been running on sheer adrenaline & mother's love to get help. @Bruce To clarify fish fry. If she sent someone to the store for fish fry she was actually pan frying or deep frying fish or fish filets. Fish Fry is the seasoning you dredge it in that becomes the crunchy breading. The most popular brand is House Autry.
I have a friend who is a nurse in the burn unit. You are doing a job I could never and thank you. ❤❤❤ This woman in the car is scary. I’m only a little bit in and I’m like why isn’t she concerned for her friend and her children? I would be freaking out for them and not knowing those things….I would be a mess, even if it wasn’t one of the most grotesque thing I think you can do to someone. I hope Audreanna’s family knows the whole internet loves them and to leave them alone to heal.
I am a nurse ,and so is my youngest sister. My sister’s first job was on a burn unit in NYC. She told me some of the horror stories. I have never worked on a burn unit and would never want to.
That and trauma specialists scare the crap out of me in terms of the job itself. I hold a lot of respect for people who help those people. I could never un see it.
My sisters first unit as a nurse was the burn unit. Her stories were so sad but she loved it and loved helping the people. She left only because they were severely understaffed and overworked.
@@tayyibahz9343 what your exposed to is just wild. One of my cousins used to be in trauma and told me this story of a guy trampled down by a bull and was a complete vegetable and later died but was actually alive for some parts after the incident. I have a pit in my stomach just explaining it lol.
Spent some time with a family member who was burnt at Childrens Hospital in Detroit. He had burns on his legs (stupid teenage stuff), after he was loaded up with painkillers, the screaming was intense when they bathed him. The babies there were absolutely heartbreaking. Worst of all was a little one that never got a visitor.
Awww..Bless those poor little ones..but the baby without a visitor..that's truly heartbreaking..I swear to God I hope it came out❤ good in the end with a great family to have fostered/adopted them❤Xx
I'm a new subscriber as I just found your channel today and I must admit that I am a fan! I have degrees and certifications in criminal justice and forensics, now I am working on my BA in psychology. I pay attention to detail and I watch a lot of true crime for educational reasons. I started my original criminal justice etc education on my own watching, reading, and paying attention. Thank you for your channel! I think that it is fantastic especially with the breakdown of the cases.
for anyone not from the south... fish fry is coating, usually containing the seasoning and cornmeal that you cover your fish in before you fry it. you usually put it in a bag with your fish and shake it up, kinda like shake and bake
Aka the lazy way to fry up some fish…lol. I’m from coastal Alabama and live like an hour away from Pensacola. I remember this case bc it was on our local news. Absolutely heartbreaking. Our home burned down a few years ago…the fire started while my 7 year old son and I were in the house. It happened so fast and thank GOD we got out with just some smoke inhalation. It was the scariest thing I’ve ever been through in my 39 years on this earth and I wouldn’t wish that kind of panic and fear on anyone. It just happened SO fast. I had to lift up my son and throw him out of the front door bc the flames were like 10ft tall and almost blocking the door. When they talk about adrenaline and getting super strength, especially when it comes to moms and their children…they aren’t lying. He ran for help and I called 911 and tried to save what I could. It was so hot and it only took minutes from smelling the smoke to the house being halfway engulfed. The fire started in our attic due to wiring being chewed up by raccoons. I cannot imagine what Adrianna must’ve felt…what Tina and those other nasty women did to her was nothing short of putting her through hell on this earth. I hope her children are doing okay. 😢❤
Explore w Us is one of my top favorite channels. Very well put together and interesting content. Them plus Bruces reactions which are freaking hilarious...im loving this. 👍👩⚖️🥇
Exactly. I live in a trailer in a 55 + community & my place is lovely & always clean beds made dishes done lovely garden & lawn. The furniture inside & out is lovely. If you were just sitting in my livingroom or kitchen or went in my bath you’d never know you were in a ( trailer ) all my neighbors know my house is always spotless. I hate when people look down on trailers & think they are crap. Not all of them. I have seen many nicer than some houses I’ve been inside.
The only people that don’t like living in Manufactured Home developments are people who want to be crappy neighbors. Most manufactured home communities have a strict code of compliance, so you never have to worry about having a neighbor who refuses to do lawn maintenance, has loud parties, takes up all the parking, or has domestic fights that disturb neighbors. Parks don’t play that way in my experience. In today’s social climate, manufactured home developments are one of the safest places to live for single women and women with children. Every stick built home that I’ve lived in has come with at least one crappy neighbor that makes everyone’s lives miserable, with zero consequences. Manufactured home developments make people sign the regulations before acceptance and will make people move their home out or sell if they refuse to follow the rules. I’ve never seen unreasonable expectations, they just expect people to be respectful and use common courtesy, but American society doesn’t hold that standard in traditional neighborhoods.
Amen. I sold my 2 story site built house, after I moved into my manufactured home, on rural wooded acreage that I own (have a nice pole barn on the property, too) when I retired, and I have no close neighbor's. My MH is in pristine condition, love it more than any site built home I've ever lived in, and I've owned 4 site built homes.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with a trailer. Heck, it's a good option nowadays for a affordable house and not be up to your neck in mortgage. I've seen many beautiful trailers and you really can't tell if it's a trailer when you're inside. I'd rather have a place and call it my own than go into severe debt for a different house.
Even though Darren wasn’t part of the documented crime, it’s infuriating how giggly he is considering his cheating is what led to those women literally tenderizing and cooking another human alive.
EWU has been one of my favorite true crime channels, along with this channel so I'm hyped to see them come together. Please don't apologize for long videos, as they're heaven for when I'm doing something monotonous and don't feel like listening to music. I love your advice, your anecdotes and your reaction to the situation.
EWU and JCS are the best to ever do it in the true crime sphere. Just incredibly well-researched, well-edited interrogation content with great insight and captions added. They don't just show the interrogation footage uninterrupted with no additional insight like a lot of channels. I hope Bruce reacts to more EWU videos!
@@visitlucyland I also like Dreading and the Casual Criminalist. Though I will say the latter isn't exactly the same format. It's more humorous, but still can be quite dark and cerebral at times and is of course leagues above most other true crime channels on RUclips.
@@richardsinclair7661 I'm not familiar with CC, but Dreading is what I'm thinking of re: just shows you 2 hours straight of interrogation footage, barely edited, adding a comment maybe every 10 minutes. Not all of their videos are like that, but most of the interrogation ones are, and in my opinion it's very low-effort compared to JCS and EWU. I don't come away from Dreading videos having learned anything about how interrogations work, what the detective is gleaning from the interview in real time, or the context that makes certain moments significant, but I do with JCS and EWU.
Tl;dr: We watch true-crime for different reasons. I don't think Dreading is low-quality when considering my own reasons, but he may not match your own standards, which is fair. @@visitlucyland Dreading isn't the same kind of true crime channel as EWU or JCS. He's more of a presenter of information, going through the known facts and particulars of a case, adding in commentary when he deems it. It's not as analytical as JCS or EWU, but I personally don't mind. I don't listen to true crime for the sake of learning anything about interrogation, psychology, or the legal process. I have a fascination with the various quirks and ailments of the human condition. That's it. Perhaps my standards are lower than yours, but I can't say Dreading is low-quality because his style differs from others in the space, especially when those others are considered some of the greats of the genre, which in itself make the comparison unfair.
update for anyone interested: tina's appeal was denied on april 25th
Jealous trailer hood bi undercover love written all over it 😢😢😢stay away from these jealous demonz
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Did she appeal her sentencing?
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My mother’s house caught on fire, burnt over 44% of her body, 3 1/2 months in a medically induced coma just to help her heal enough to be able to tolerate the pain! That unit doesn’t get enough recognition, those survivors are effin warriors. Thank God for Parklands Burn Unit and Drs Purdue and Hunt! I saw things I’ll never forget!
Edit - thank you all so very much for your kind words, she lived another 15 happy years before the smoke damage to her lungs came back to bite her in the @$$…. We were grateful for every minute we were given!
Sorry for you & your mother's suffering, best wishes
I hope that she's recovering well ❤️🩹
Whoa. So sorry to hear about your Mom.
It's not healthy to make such in depth made up stories for likes on RUclips... I have checked the Dr's you cited and they don't exist. Seek professional help for your pathetic attention seeking attempts.
3 and a half months in a coma for 40% burns?
"wouldnt she have told them everything that happened?" When you're breathing IN FIRE, your esophagus and lungs burn horrifically. The fact she even managed to say those names is agonizingly painful.
Wow that’s amazing she was able to tell them. I didn’t think about that but I can imagine. Thanks for your comment 👍
That's what I was thinking! I ended up screaming at my phone, "you dumb b****! How the f*** is she supposed to talk?" So damn callus, ignorant and infuriating!
that’s just seems to show how strong this poor lady was, and how determined she was to make sure that her children would remain safe!! the fact that she fought and held on as long as she did is just a reminder of how strong her soul was!!
Even just breathing in smoke can do that. I couldn’t imagine trying to breathe in a fire.
@TheMrcbritt2you have also need to know that deep burns burns away your nerve ending so the true pain hadn't hit her yet that's why they put them in coma vos they normally die of shock when the nerve ending kick in
I'm a burn survivor.... my sweater caught fire while cooking on a gas stove and it was horrific. Deep tissue second degree on my face and neck, third degree on my shoulders and tops of my boobs. I was put into a medically induced coma due to the pain of healing. Now, after almost ten years and the intervention of an amazing plastic surgeon and a dermatologist, you can't see it on my face and barely my shoulders and breasts now but the pain was horrific..... worst pain of my existence. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. To do that to another human being shows a complete lack of emotion and empathy. I still feel it in my nightmares... you never truly recover to 100%.
I'm sorry you went through this and I wish you peace.
BURNS ARE HORRIFIC
@Pattiecakes1982 my mother is a NICU nurse and floated through burns. Because of that she wouldn’t let me make candy, jam, or caramel until I hit puberty because burn victims have a higher survival rate after puberty. When I tell people that they think my mother was crazy, but you are correct, there is no worse pain than a burn because it is due to exposed nerves coupled with an overreaction of the body’s immune system. I got a very severe second degree burn on my hand as a child when I fell into a barbecue grill, I was lucky a leading burn trauma surgeon was visiting the hospital and now you can only see like stippling on the skin when I have a tan. I am very grateful and lucky, as I could have lost function of the hand. I am so glad you are doing better now.
I am so sorry to hear about your accident, but I am so glad you recovered and to read your story I can tell you are very strong. You have overcame an obstacle in your life that may inspire those close to you rather you know it or not. My grandfather had his left leg amputated due to a booby trap while on a seek and destroy mission through the jungles of Vietnam in 1968. My life growing up knowing what happened to my grandfather inspired me knowing how difficult it was for him but the way he never let it slow him down, he loved fishing and working on old cars/truck and taught me everything I know. In 2014 I was in a motorcycle wreck. Broke my right leg right arm, fractured my collar, and fractured a rib. Remembering what my grandfather endured and overcame inspired me to push through and recover.
I always think of burn victims whenever I burn myself.. any little burn hurts so much. I just can't imagine. I pray for anyone in that situation! 🙏🏻❤️🩹😢
True story: Knew a girl in High School. When she was a girl, her nightgown caught fire. Burn scars from her neck, to elbows to her knees. Bullies would walk up to her between classes, flicking lighters in her face saying "Need a light?" simply to torment her. I defended her best I could, but I know those words hurt her bad. Please... Do not bully people.
That’s awful! Children can be so cruel. 😢
Kids acted like that in high school??? Thats like 7th grade behavior
😢 hurt people hurt people. It's a sad world.
That’s horrible! I hope they felt shame when they grew up
@@platedlizard Oh no we don't want that, these people that go on to have kids keep that nasty cycle going. It's like a poison.
I love how Bruce is always our dad by the end, no matter what he's doing a video on. Always looking out for others and making sure people make good decisions.
Yess!!! I get that vibe too, and I'm 52, lol
Yes!! Spot on!!! He’s improved my opinion about defense attorneys! And…… you can tell he is a humane/diplomatic, GENTLEMAN & FATHER first!!! And a $$$defense attorney second!!! This IS the type of lawyer you want, representing our nation’s “checks and balances” of a sometimes, heavy handed judicial system. A system that aspires to be fair and blind…., but way too often gets it “wrong.”He’s the dignified, diplomatic lawyer that ensures our rights, (innocent till proven guilty), and advocates for all Americans, entitled to a “zealous defense.”
@@sassiwich3491Well said ☺️
He'd have to be at least 90 for him to be my dad, so no.
500th like!
I worked in a physical therapy clinic and we had a burn patient come in twice a week for debridement treatment. She sat in the hot tub long enough to soften the skin and then techs would scrub it off with bristle brushes. This poor woman came in during the lunch hour because her screams disturbed other clients, but she would always thank us through her tears as she left.
This made me cringe so hard reading I couldn’t imagine how it felt for her 💔
Oh Dear God....bless her heart!
😢😢😢
That poor lady, oh the agony she's gone through. It doesn't compare to her suffering, but I can't imagine having to hear her screams if I was the physical therapist; now that'd be a difficult job. 😃
I've a friend who had third degree burns she said that the procedure is very painful.
I made a dying declaration after I was attacked by someone I knew. I remember being in an ER room and trying to speak the name of the person who tried to end my existence, and to tell the people closest to me I loved them- then hearing a code blue that sounded like it was underwater and realizing it was mine when they rushed me into a big room across the hall. I couldn't get out the words "am I gonna die", but the nurse holding my hand saw me trying to mouth it and said "It's okay. I won't leave you. I'm here. You're safe now and you're in good hands." Then I was put out and placed on life support. Her hand clasped around mine right all the way through that millisecond of relief from my burning lungs as I was knocked out and put on lifesupport was everything. I didn't think I was gonna wake up. But knowing that I named the person, they'd tell my loved ones, and I could let go of it was so helpful in that final moment. I'm obviously alive now, but jesus christ, those events leading up to it (and after) were fubar.
@@AndrewPeterson-nh4ojyou have got to be kidding me with this comment 😐
@@AndrewPeterson-nh4ojWhy are you attacking this person unless you know them and had something to do with what happened to them?
I don't understand why anyone would take the time to be cruel.
@@AndrewPeterson-nh4oj wow, you're a winner 🙄
@@AndrewPeterson-nh4ojSo naming the person who tried to kill you makes someone a bad person in your book????
Scarry what you might have done to think that seeking justice is what bad people would do...
@@AndrewPeterson-nh4ojbro did you have something to do with hurting her or something? Your comment is fucking wild you 🤡
The fact that they lured her in with the lie about rekindling their friendship is almost the most despicable thing about this. Betraying and playing with the trust and hope of another person is truly evil, especially considering what they had in mind for her. She followed them probably being all smiles and happy about becoming friends again, while her alleged friends are already seeing her bloody and screaming in their heads. Makes my skin crawl just imagining the contrast.
Perfectly said
There's another case similar to this but it involved all teenage girls. I can't remember the victim's name right now but it was horrific what they put her through.
You don’t think it’s betrayal that she slept with her next door neighbors husband and tried to rekindle their friend ship ?
@@SusPastorFoundBrutallyMurdered Adultery is a betrayal, sure. To a MUCH lesser degree.
@@SusPastorFoundBrutallyMurderedwhattttt is your point it sounds like you’re trying to imply it’s justified are you crazy or what
That woman has the NERVE to complain about being cold after she set someone on fire.
My thoughts as well. The selfishness never ceases to amaze.
THE NERVE TO SAY STFU TO SOMEONE THATS ALONE?!??!?!? ok 👍
Well if shes cold, she knows how to warm up…
A burn victim suffers a cold that no other human can possibly imagine. So yes she does have a lot of nerve saying she is cold in the car.
When she said I want to see her she said it with such Hatred not kindness!
Exactly
My mom and dad both grew up poor. They had limited education. However, my grandmothers had totally different housekeeping habits. My dad’s mom was not one to clean up. Ashtrays were always overflowing. Dust was brutal. I took care of her house from a very young age and learned how to clean, cook and do laundry.
My mom’s mother was the opposite. She and my grandfather had nothing but what they did have was always extraordinarily cleaned. After Dad’s mom died, I simply could not face cleaning her house. Mom did it for me. When mom’s mother died (about 20 years later) there was not a speck of dust to be found. Even under the bed. She was 74 and had cancer but that house was cleaner than any hospital. My mother always said the same thing as Bruce. Just because you are poor or live in a trailer, you don’t have to be sloppy and dirty.
I absolutely agree! I'm sure there's always depression & such issues involved with living in filth & chaos, but it's a vicious cycle. Obviously you learned what TO, & NOT to do. BTW: It's also obvious you are well educated. Kudos! 😊
Thank you for your kind words. I’ve always valued education in all areas. From the classroom to the field and everything in between. I get as excited as a child when I learn new things. Even going to a zoo provides and opportunity to learn. Museums are much the same. The Royal Ontario Museum ( ROM) is an incredible museum that would take weeks to fully explore. Well, that’s just my opinion.
I miss both grandmothers so much. They were strong women with kind souls. This poor murdered girl wanted to lead a different life for her and her children. I noticed that HER trailer was neat, clean and tidy. She could have been like those grandmothers that I loved and admired so much. The inhumanity of this crime is incomprehensible.
Exactly. I see a lot of people excusing children living in horrible conditions bc their parents are poor. Poor and dirty are NOT the same thing. You can live in a poor neighborhood, in a poor home, and it could still be CLEAN. It doesn’t cost anything to clean besides some dollar tree supplies!
@@dejuhvu1793really not even that if you don't have it. Bucket of water and a rag. We never had money growing up but my mom always kept a beautiful house inside no matter what the exterior was. Not that she didn't try to beautify that too. Her, my Grammy, and my aunt all have green thumbs unfortunately I didn't inherit those skills but I do appreciate them.
I agree take pride in your home and your self ,,,,,yes drugs play a big factor in the state of one’s life,,,
I am a recovering heroin addict and I overdosed in my bathroom with the hot water running and I was bent at the waist w my face in the sink so for the next 20 minutes I was unconscious with scalding water running on my face. When they brought me back I looked at my face in the mirror and thought that they smacked me to wake me up but it soon was evident that I had water burns from my ear to my chin. It was only a very very small area but the pain was horrific. Unfortunately I didn’t learn my lesson and it took me being actually dead and brought back to wake me up enough to choose life over dope. I have 5 kids and have been clean for 4 years.
God Bless
❤ congratulations on 4 years! ❤
Congratulations on the sobriety! Keep going.
I never understood how ppl could nod off standing up. I saw it all the time, though. Congratulations on the past 4 years. It's the hardest thing you can do to get sober.
Congratulations, best of luck to you and your babies 💘
I truly believe she was able to stay awake long enough just to get her killers to justice. This is horrifying. I can’t imagine the pain. Ugh
Ikr? It's UNFATHOMABLE! I think everyone of us were nodding our heads when Rivers said, "...and THANK GOD she didN'T live through this". I DID! I hit pause to thank our merciful God for keeping her conscience long enough to identify the murders, AND not letting her STAY in that surreal agony.
What was her "dying statement"? All she said was that she "thought they made up". She refused to tell who her killers were after all!
@@madi4481 umm no she didn’t she literally named all their names. Did you not see that part?
No. Timestamp?@@Gracie_19200
I saw a video of a guy burning alive a kitten & kids plucking out an eye of a kitten. This happens to the voiceless all the time. I hate humans
2 hour bruce video?? what did we do to deserve this😭🙌🏼
Was not expecting a 2 hour banger when I clicked on the notification
@@Jamezwashington_same, i closed out the vid to make sure youtube wasn’t glitching or something lmao
@@bababooey.26 love these videos! always so much knowledge
@user-rn9gj5py6l huh
Based on the title, I can see why.
My mom was a nurse in the pacific theatre. She was in charge of a burn unit. She was never able to really talk about it except how they were the worst victims, suffered so terribly, and often died after surviving for months. After the war she became a psychiatric nurse.
The skin is our largest organ. I can’t imagine what your mother saw. God bless her.
She sounds amazing 👏
AMAZING WOMAN your MOTHER 💜
My grandfather and his unit were having lunch across the street from the theater when it happened. They went in to help people. My grandfather received 3rd degree burns over half his body. It took 65 years but he received purple heart and medals for saving people.
Blessings on those who give of themselves to healing 😢❤
This reminds me of the Jessica Chambers case... They're eerily similar. She was also 19 and helped solve her own murder. She was burned over 90% of her body. Her hair and clothes were burned off and her skin was sloughing off when EMS was trying to work on her. A guy set her and her car on fire, she survived long enough to find her way out and was walking around the woods lost for a bit or possibly hiding from her attacker, until first responders showed up at the vehicle site and they said that she came walking out of the woods looking like a zombie (her arms were out stiff because her skin was so burned that it was dried and tightened up like jerky). Her lips were burnt off and her throat, esophagus, and lungs were severely burnt, tight and dried out and she somehow was still conscious, mobile, and was able to tell the Paramedics who she was and who did that to her. She stayed alive, holding on just long enough for her Mom to get there and say Goodbye. Such a tragic story.
I heard this one on Morbid. Such a sad but interesting case!
I didn’t hear about those particularly gory details, but the name she gave sounded like “Eric” or “Derrick,” but with her extensive mouth/throat/esophagus burns, it was hard for her to communicate. (I wish they gave her something to write with)…
But they couldn’t find anyone connected to her that went by Derrick or Eric, & authorities checked into all the Eric’s & Derricks in the area & no one was implicated.
Quinten Terris, a new friend of hers, was tried twice & wasn’t convicted. Her murder remains unsolved🫤
I thought of her too. That poor girl got out of the car! That was horrific. I didn’t think they got those who did it. It sounds like you might know. Please post it as I never heard anyone was arrested & charged. Thanks!
I was about to comment that they got her name wrong
I’m from Mississippi . I know that case through and through. What a miscarriage of justice.
I got severe burns on my hand at work once. Visiting that burn unit for my rehab was horrific every single time and that really drove home a lot perspective for me I have held onto ever since. God bless the people who work in burn units.
I was in a car accident and the site of one of my wounds became infected and its stitches broke open. Doctors said they couldn't restitch it because of the infection, which was causing some of my flesh to ooze and turn black. So they had to do the same thing to it as they do with burns, the scraping/grating, and picking and cutting, all but had me hanging from the ceiling. They did it every day for a week, then once a week for another month.
I know that pain, your nerves are exposed, even the air is painful. And it was a very small section of my leg, I can't imagine having that all over my body but I think I'd rather be euthanized. And like you, I gained a whole lot of perspective and appreciation through that pain.
Same…. I burned my face doing a stupid teenage fire stunt…. The ‘heat’ from the burn seems to intensify, I literally felt like the burning pain increased after several hours post burn. There are so many stages to this type of trauma, it looks way worse before it gets better. My young self conscious teenage face took so long to get back to normal.
Thank God I healed, the body is so amazing! I have gorgeous skin, I really baby my skin since that incident. This was a very humbling experience.
@AnnoyeCome on man people like you make the rest of us atheists look bad
Same. I had a blister the size of a baseball on my palm in addition to other burns/blisters around it. I couldn't use my hand again for months.
When they start scrubbing the scabs off you will crap your pants burns are no joke
As a retired nurse, Ive seen alot of horrible injuries and Im pretty stoic about blood and gore, but I draw the line at dealing with burns. Even watching films of burn victims was so difficult. The disfigurement and pain is torturous and those burn unit nurses are superheroes. When my friend had a house fire and lost his two kids, I couldnt bring myself to change his bandages after he left the burn unit, as much as I wanted to help. I helped in every way but medical, and I was the nurse in our group. His head was swollen twice the normal size and he wasnt able to save his kids despite trying. yeah, burns are the worst. Only a sadistic ,sick person would do such a thing, to cause such suffering.
Thank you for being a nurse
I can't handle it when patients scream from pain when cleaning/debridement of burns. It's very difficult.. I feel ya
@@grey3414 When I was 5, my 9-year-old cousin got a severe burn down her abdomen from a hot water spill. I heard of the pain of having to clean the wound and I am traumatized just thinking about it. A tiny burn hurts so much and I can’t imagine a large one on my body. I always say that I’d rather get stabbed than burned any day!
Former firefighter and medic here, and I agree I don’t have what it takes to work in a burn unit.
When I was a rookie we had a house fire with two burned victims. When trying to extricate them multiple layers of tissue was sloughing off….it was the only time you’d see firefighters come out of a building and immediately rip off their mask to pour the vomit out so they could breathe.
I also skip burn scenes in movies. Even if it’s short and cheesy like the end of the Indiana Jones movie….I just can’t do it.
@Linda... I am an old, 74 yrs., retired nurse too. I posted a comment too, but I wanted to say to you don't beat yourself up over not being able to treat friends or family burn victims, or even strangers for that matter. It's so very difficult, and nearly impossible though some very special people do. The one burn patient that I did have to treat as a Senior nursing student was heartbreaking, but as a student I had to if I wanted to pass! He was a 9 month old baby, who had 2nd and 3rd degree burns over his entire body but his head.He also only weighed 10 lbs., the weight of my 2 sons at birth! It was obvious that this child was neglected and abused. The story was that Grandma didn't know that the water in the tub was that hot! No testing of the temp with her hands, or eyes seeing steam coming off the water. And she must've just dangled him by an arm and dropped him in, since her hands weren't burned! Somehow this little guy survived by the end of my rotation, and then I lost track of him.😥 I went into Cardiology. ❤
I knocked a pot of boiling water off the stove and onto my leg while boiling eggs when I was 13 . . . I ran to the bathtub and turned on the cold water. The first layer of skin came off with my jeans. Mom took me to Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Hospital didn’t ask my last name or if I had insurance or anything. As soon as they realized it was a burn, they took me to the burn unit immediately. I remember someone saying they had a really great burn ward and even adults got treated there. There was a soundproof door at the end of one of the halls. I know it was soundproof because I heard a man screaming when someone opened the door. Burn pain is no joke. People who work in burn wards are amazing.
So anybody who reads this let me give you some information just in case you burn yourself down the road because you probably will burn yourself somewhat or badly at least once in your life.
While I was in college a couple years ago, I had a frying pan in the oven making some food. Don’t ask me why I was using the frying pan in the oven. That’s just how I made this particular dish.
Well, when I open the oven and grab the frying pan handle… it’s a frying pan and you usually just grab a frying pan. You don’t think about it. You just grab the handle.
When you’re using a frying pan on the stove top, you can grab the handle and it’s not hot.
I didn’t register in my head, fast enough after opening the oven that dumb dumb. It’s in the oven the whole thing it’s gonna be hot.
I grabbed that handle and I had that oven going at 450 so that metal was at least 450° I grabbed that handle and just it scorched my hand.
I remember wrapping my hand around the handle and then let go before it fully grasped it because that’s how much it hurt right away .
I only halfway grabbed it, but that’s all it took to turn splotches of my hand beat red.
It caused me to have to wrap my hand the next day in this gauze stuff which sucked because I was going to trade school for CNC machining and tool and die.
All hands on stuff.
And I was going through my CNC Lathe Class I spent the next week pretty much one-handed, which made machining fairly hard because there’s a lot of set up.
The point of the story is if you burn yourself, do not run your skin that’s burnt under a cold water you use lukewarm water you use room temperature water do not use hot water and do not use cold water .
The cold water does something to your skin. That is not good when it’s burning. It decreases blood flow to the burnt area, which can reverse the healing process.
Lukewarm water or room temperature water to help with the initial pain but to tell you the truth, nothing is really gonna help you with burning pain.
Painkillers don’t really do anything for burns and you kind of just have to get through it .
You can try specific creams that are for burns to help with the pain but honestly nothing is really gonna help. You just have to get through it.
Don’t use Coldwater water !
Resist the urge lol
“it’s really cold in here” good thing it’s really hot where you’re going
Please stop.🤭🤭😂😂😂😂😂😂
Let's not wish hell upon a person. I get you, trust me. But let's not
😂
@@brien1513did you not see what she did? She set someone on fire, put her through the maximum amount of pain possible. I don't think they're wishing it on her, they're staying it as fact. You don't pass GO, you don't collect $200 when you do something like this to another human being. There's no redemption for someone like that.
@@brien1513 Shut the fuck up-- that is where they are going and you damn well know it.
For you to somehow see that as a bad thing on YOUR conscience is incredibly self-centered to dictate how others perceive what someone deserves after inflicting the absolute worst death that can be inflicted on someone in our living space.
I appreciate how non-judgmental you are toward those in trailer parks. I've lived in them and have struggled with that stigma.
There is a trailer park here in Seattle that literally has a HOA board and they are VERY strict! It is its own super cute little neighborhood in of itself, and somehwat exclusive.
Same. I grew up with many lovely people in our trailer park. But of course no one wants to accept that fact lol
@@Pugetwitchyeah because they’re now being gentrified. It’s not cute. A lot of rich people are buying all the trailer parks and now no one can afford them other than other upper middle class and wealthy people. Trailers got big on social media by influencers and now they are starting to cost the same or more as a stick built home.
Non-judgmental? Because he threw in the trailer version of "I'm not racist, I have a black friend!"? Could he drop anymore stereotypes? "Just because you live in a trailer doesn't mean you have to live in filth!" "Thats what happens when you live in a trailer court, you spend all your money on drugs instead of bettering your life." Wow. Says a guy that happily would defend these people for a buck.
I wouldn't mind living in a trailer park, but they seem to attract tornadoes...
The 16 year old daughter gave the most amount of information in the least amount of words. She seemed so innocent and immature in general, yet she’s a cold blooded murderer. Life is over little girl.
To not hear her screams and immediately feel no remorse and try to out the fire and get help means all these women are demons masquerading as humans. For Brittany to be that sadistic at such an early age is very telling.
You just learned that real evil, doesn't exist as a fictitious entity, but dwells within the hearts of us all. Some individuals have a harder time keeping that affliction in check than the rest of us do. But we're all capable of horrible things.
Not In Everyone But I Have Huge Respect For Your Comment Because The Only Way To Change Is To Acknowledge The Problem. I Have Been Tortured By My Own Mother, And I NEVER Want Anyone Or Any Creature To Feel That Kind Of Pain EVER!
Consider the parenting
@@deletethis6902 I disagree. I’ve felt badly, enraged just listening to beginning of this story. I don’t have it in me to yield a tire iron much less the gasoline.I know myself well at 76. I can only assume just reading a few comments coming from much younger persons. I had a very difficult time just listening to the description of her pain
@@TracyA1358 blessings
Bruce is such a good lawyer, he drives the ambulances!
Ahhhhhh!! I see what you did there! Lololol 😂
This is absolutely tragic. It takes a real sadistic monster to burn someone alive. I am happy that she was able to identify the person who did this to her before she passed. She remained strong till the end.
Reminds me of Judy Malinowski who was doused with gasoline and set on fire by her boyfriend Michael Slager in Ohio. She was alive long enough to give a deposition despite being in tremendous pain lying in a hospital bed.
That was a horrific case as well!
Slager is Dutch for butcher which is a painfully apt name.
Why mention the strange girl was white. Does it matter.
Horrific case. She survived for 2 years and was a fighter. Thank God Michael Slager is in prison. He's a monster.
This one was just otherworldly. She was so strong she survived long enough to name her murderer.
It's like straight out of a novel, an incredible strength of will
She was trying to survive for her children 😞 the only thing she asked for was for someone to make sure her kids were ok. That’s a true momma bear
But she didn't. All she said was that she "thought they made up". She refused to tell who her killers were after all...
@@madi4481 That's not what the video says. The EMT claims that she named the 3 people. The covered video left this reveal until the end for dramatic reasons.
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When I was six my 8yr old cousin pulled a fryer of hot oil down on her head giving her 3rd degree burns over 50% of her body. She spent decades getting skin grafts and had to wear special bodysuits up until high school. It took her 6yrs to get a full head of hair and to this day (more than 30yrs later) her scars are very obvious. I can't tell you just how traumatic the entire situation was.
That was nothing compared to what happened in this case. The pure adrenaline that must have been pumping through that poor woman to keep her alive and moving! I can't even imagine. I don't *want* to imagine it. 😢
cool essay.
What a terrible thing for her parents. Accidents like that happen so easily with kids bc they just don’t understand the consequences. And now she’s dealing with it forever. I cannot even imagine. I’ve had burns from serving in restaurants and the constant pain is just frustrating and hurts - and that’s just little first degree burns. Oil burns too… you can’t even wash that off. It can take your skin with it. Jesus.
@@TheProtagonistDiesYou really took the time out of your day to say that to a serious message. You should honestly reflect on why you're that kind of person
@@HeatherHoltl agree with you on this poor girl l feel sad for her
@@TheProtagonistDiesas someone else pointed out, you just outed yourself has someone in dire need of self reflection and improvement. Having said that, at least your admittedly flippant remark was super original, and so damn funny too. Don't be afraid to ask for help
As a nursing student we rotated through a pediatric burn unit. We observed a session of debridement ( removing damaged skin ) ion a little boy. The tears and eventual screaming and pain overcame me . When I went to the bathroom to cry privately, there were 3 other students. I. Could never work in that area of nursing. Its one of the most stressful jobs you can do. Along with what the nurses went through during the worst of Covid. I n retired now but still remember this😮😮
I probably would have gotten an unsat for that day because I would have walked out the room. I could never work a burn unit. Too much suffering. You gotta have a special kind of mental strength.
Thats how my grandpa was when he had to take me to the hem/onc clinic (I have a blood clotting disorder and clots and had to take coumadin so I needed blood draws constantly) He saw all the little bald kids who were so sick from the chemo and he refused to go back in, the nurses were cool about me being seen by myself even though I was under 18 because they understood how difficult it is seeing dying children
Its no wonder why addiction rates are so high in the medical field. I gotta get high to deal with living with a psychotic mood disorder, i just can not function in society without some sort of drug and that is a cale walk compared to having to save lives. I cant imagine how hard it is to see things like that on the regular and not being able to realistically help. I get severely distressed when anything is suffering and I cant do anything to stop it. You guya gotta deal with ptsd inducing stuff on a near daily basis. You should all be making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year because society would fall apart without you and you guys are being permanently psychological scarred as you try to save lives.
My son when he was younger met a little boy in Swim lessons at the YMCA who was scared with 90% of his body because his womb donor (mother) tried to kill him! Everyone made fun of him and my son went to talk to him he was crying and my son said "it's okay everyone is different that's what makes us special my mama poops out her tummy and eats through her other tummy but she is special so are you " I had officially felt like I had successfully parented my boys! I have a colostomy bag and a feeding tube from colon cancer @ 30yo so that's what he meant! I was such a proud mama!
Thanks for sharing. Fun and cute story. I got 2 daughters aged 1 and 5. Hope they become like your little boy!
@@mvlcmlgmclmgkcmlfm awww thank you so much I def needed that it made my day! I'm sure you are doing amazing! It's so hard w/all the negative influence in the world these days! Keep kicking butt @ parenthood!
@@JessLBreen take care (L)
Your son is so sweet and kind he's a little hero😊😊😊😊
@@susanpotts3691 he is truly special! I cannot wait to see the impact he will have on the world one day! He is a senior in high school & was offered a football scholarship to a SEC school & committed this week to that school to play Wide Receiver! He has worked his butt off nights, weekends and summers training to get the opportunity play at a collegiate level in the SEC but more importantly he wants to have a platform to lead change to making the world a better, more kind place that he can have an opinion & a value system that does not agree w/ certain agendas being pushed! I'm so proud being in the generation of the "woke" but he chooses NOT to follow that, but stick to his foundation and his life as a Christian!
It takes a really sick person to set someone on fire , that's just pure evil . That poor lil old man who helped her, that image is forever in his head along with the first responders.
I was thinking that, too. So glad you brought up the poor man sitting out on his porch, enjoying the evening...and see her so horribly burnt, emerging from the trees. He was the forgotten victim.
i can’t imagine the nightmares he must have had since
I can attest, I’m haunted still to this day, 20 years after witnessing and being the first on scene of a fatal car crash, it involved a small hatchback Honda with 4 teenage occupants that hit a plumbing van head on as the teens passed me on a blind curve with a double yellow. All 4 occupants of the hatchback had died, all of them were impaled by dozens and dozens of 1/2 inch and 1 inch copper pipes. Even typing this is causing me to shake and experience a terrifying fight or flight response (that’s the best way I can describe the feeling, even though I know it’s not an accurate depiction, I just have never been able to adequately describe the feeling I get when I think about that night.) No amount of therapy can erase those horrible images from my mind.
@andygodwin5965 , I only keep in touch with the driver of the hatchbacks family, since he was alive for a few minutes and I held his hand and told him I would tell his family whatever he wanted to say. He only stayed with me for a minute or two before he passed. The driver of the plumbing van ended up taking his own life 2 years later. Even though it wasn’t his fault, he couldn’t escape the guilt of being involved in 4 teenagers demise. I still struggle from time to time, I refuse to drive on that road and have the occasional vivid dreams of that night. I can only image what the parents and families of the victims feel, especially the plumbers family, the suffering they’ve endured breaks my heart even more. He was a good man and did nothing wrong, yet he carried the lives of those 4 teens with him until it became to much to bear.
Sorry for the long post. It helps with my coping process and today has been a particularly bad day since I had one of those vivid nightmares last night and the images from that night are difficult to shift back to the depths of my brain.
Two kids beat me up and poured motor oil on me and tried to set me on fire when I was a kid. Motor oil isn't flammable so nothing happened, but they went on with life like it was totally normal. They were even nice to me in later years. I never understood that.
This horrific act was senseless.
I’m amazed she remained conscious long enough to give her statement. While being in an extreme amount of physical pain her only thought was for her kids.
God is as at her head giving her the courage to tell them who done this to her.She is then up with her loved ones who have passed and no more pain.God gives us courage to overcome and strength to endure what you are going through.ano way God is to blame.Man is the cruelest person ooh the planet,I mean Humans.Animals kill for food we kill for pleasure?
@@maryrussell4148)yue😢
A better god would have not let that happen.
@@GelgoogJfalse
Senseless, horrible and evil.
The depravity of causing that kind of pain and death is astonishing. And these people walk among us every day.
I was also an EMT and burns are ABSOLUTELY the worst. As for a 2 hour BRCL, I’m in HEAVEN! My favorite lawyer on RUclips!!!
This entire thing is absolutely horrific. But the fact that a mother allowed her daughter to be a part of such a horrendous crime, is probably the worst part in my opinion. I can't imagine wanting to include your child, someone you're supposed to love, teach, protect, mold into this respectable member of society, in something so unspeakable. It's terrifying to think people like this exist in this world and walk among us every single day. Scary.
It was the daughter that had the problem with Audrianna. She had to go to hospital for her injuries she got in this incident. They're pure evil!
Lol daughter is 100% the one who came up with the idea. That mousey act is such a sociopath move. Y'all so gullible.
That’s African americans for ya
@@Natttttttttt get that racist shit off of my comment. Yuck.
@@Natttttttttttrue enough mostly
As a practicing critical care and cardiology RN, I was pulled to the burn unit to work because they were short an RN. That was the LAST time I entered a burn unit. The horrific things I saw. Those poor souls.
Got thrown from a car that flipped on 95. I don’t think most people realize burns don’t have to be from heat, I had severe road rash and the dressing changes alone felt like they were flaying me alive even with a fentanyl patch and dilaudid injection q2 hours. Of all my injuries that was the most painful, and I didn’t have to suffer the debridement done luckily since I was in a coma the first week.
The nurses for the most part were great (it took 2-3 hours to do dressing changes) and I was so grateful for one who took the time to help wash my hair that was still matted with blood and safety glass. But then had another at the rehab center who left me after only coming in once at the beginning of her shift when another was doing her handoff. She went to get my pain meds and never returned and I was in such pain and my wounds were leaking all over the sheets. Everyone who came in said they told her but she didn’t come back a single time during the 12 hours. But I got my pain meds supposedly on the dot every time it was allowed 🤔. I felt extra bad because I shared a room with a stroke victim who couldn’t speak so if I was left like that I can’t imagine if I had no one and couldn’t voice any issues.
My mother was an excellent nurse but even she could not handle the burn unit.
I was w a friend who caught fire cooking on a camp cooker, that exploded in her face, and chest. The smell was so unreal, I will never forget that, or her screams, when the bathed her twice daily, for weeks. How anyone could actually set someone on fire totally blows my mind...
Had a nurse tell me when she was still in school for nursing. that they took her to the burn unit, and one of the patients sat up out of their beds and all their skin on their back was stuck to the sheets. She said she passed out from seeing that.
Kudos to the cops for managing to survive that woman's voice 😮
My daughter was burnt by a campfire over much less than 100% of her body, and morphine barely touched the pain. I can't imagine the torture Audreanna was enduring. For someone to do that to her is beyond cruel, it's inhuman. Sick. Psychopathic. No amount of mental help for who did this to that poor girl would ever make them normal. And what about Audreannas children and family? Not enough therapy in the world to take away the mental picture of what they'd done to her and the grief of losing her to such a painful, brutal and horrific crime.
O my goodness, how your daughter must've suffered. Unimaginable when you haven't experienced it. It must've been like a nightmare for you as her mother too. On top the numerous operations. I hope she has recovered well enough to live a 'normal' life.
It’s actually a really good sign for burns to hurt. It means the nerve endings weren’t destroyed. I hope your daughter is doing better.
Iam glad you're daughter is doing better my god bless her❤
"There's never a good reason to use violence, unless you're defending yourself."
So true.
Violence wouldn’t exist if that was the case 😂
@@PeepThaGod People are free to act and think however they want. However, true happiness comes from inner peace, and inner peace comes from caring for others, not hurting them.
Fear or any number of mental issues can warp your perception make it seem like everyone and everything is out for your blood. Be wise in your strikes and strike true.
My significant other of 5 years passed last week. Love these videos and have been one of the only things that distract me from the pain. A 2 hr video is a god send, always coming in clutch Bruce
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Condolences. I'm glad you have a distraction.
Hope your loved one rests well ❤ wishing you a peaceful healing process
I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s a wound that never really goes away and I hope you have lots of pictures videos memories… good things to remember them by. ❤
Another great channel with similar humor is true crime loser. And that chapter but he’s pretty popular.
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This was heartbreaking. The way Bruce paused video to share his expertise was really insightful and fascinating.
As a kid I was burned with 3rd degree. Over 75 percent of my body. Lucky I don't remember the accident. But I can confirm that it is a long road to recovery. I still struggle every day. I only live today due to the doctor's at uc Davis and the extremely amazing medical treatments and procedures that doctors and hospitals have come up with in the recent couple decades. If I was burned ten years prior to when it did happen I wouldn't have made it. What happened to this young lady was a tragedy and was just sick. I couldn't imagine this happening to me and thinking someone did it to me intentionally.
Wow. So sorry that happened to you. You were one brave kid to get through it all. I hope this life gives you all the joy and happiness you deserve. Take good care.
Prayers incoming for your health Michael!
Wow, that's so scary! What a testament to your strong will to persevere.
UC Davis is an amazing hospital; I've had two brain surgeries there (plus a ton of ongoing care) and I travel almost 200 miles round trip for each visit, they are THAT good!
So glad you pulled through. Take care and God bless!
❤️❤️❤️to you Michael
I wish you continued healing and happiness.
I only lived in a trailer once in my life and I can tell you if you beat on the door you could hear it even if you was 6 feet UNDER the trailer. It’s like living in a aluminum can you can hear EVERYTHING outside!
I lived in a house and I'd hear if I was in the office bathroom or the on sweet bathroom. There's nowhere you can go to ignore a few good hard knocks on the door. Especially if they used the knocker. It would sound almost like a break in 😅
I don't understand the issue with not answering the door. I probably wouldn't have answered it myself. Unless they have an arrest or search warrant
Imo it wasnt not answering the door. It was not answering for an hour of knocking and *then* answering. Thats kinda odd tbh.
@@mike-sk2li you wouldnt answer your door if it was the police slamming on it for an hour? I can understand not answering a door to a single knock from a stranger but when theyre beating on it and yelling "police!" Im sure you would at least go to check it first, and then if it looked legit and you were innocent you'd open it.
That’s why they hear animals
My grandma died from 2nd and 3rd degree burns when I was 8. She set herself on fire. I wasn’t there to see it. People who lived in her apartment complex said she came outside on fire. She was walking around like normal; she wasn’t screaming or anything.
This was due to her having multiple strokes and dementia that I guess her brain wasn’t working properly. When she was in the burn unit, my mom would go visit her. She didn’t allow me and my brother to see my grandma. I never got to say goodbye.
Whenever I hear of someone being burned, it brings back sad memories of my grandma. It still bothers me even though it’s been over 20 years. I pray that this woman’s family will be okay 😢
I am so sorry, s terrible all the concerned. Your Mom,I am sure, did not let you see her because she did not want you to remember her that way.
People are evil just plain evil. I can't believe that God loves us. Anyone who set someone on fire .has no humanity towards man . This is the most brutal thing I have heard in a long time. The poor woman had to smell gas and burned hair
I wdnt allow u to go see grandma in that state if I was mom either. Moms protect their kids if possible. Sorry u felt that 2’d hand trauma
Trust me your mom made the right decision there’s no reason to have ever exposed you as a young child to seeing what you would have seen just knowing is horrific enough without really seeing to back up what you may think it’s beyond what most normal adults can even handle to see. You could have very well been disturbed and ruined for your entire life she protected you, as a young child I was exposed to a government nursing home if you don’t know what that is it’s about one of the most disturbing distressing things an adult again can see let alone a child I was scarred for my life it traumatized me in a way that was unfathomable. It followed me thru life well into adulthood a paralyzing fear. My mother was FURIOUS that I had been taken to that place while the person watching me was supposed to be having me for a fun weekend. My mom was furious livid. She couldn’t fix it tho I could never unsee what I had seen
When I was 14 i did a stunt where I set myself on fire it was pretty wilf but obviously not a smart idea. I out on a couple extra layers of thick clothing and we put gasoline in a spray bottle. We sprayed me a good amount with the gas but not too much that the cloths were soaked. From what my friends told me a good 40% to 60% of my body was on fire. We had soaked the grass in water so it wa thick mud and we had 3 or 4 water hoses they hit me with to put out the flames. I burned off most of my hair but i wasnt hurt in anyway. I think about this often and how easily it could have lead to something like this and I feel some type of way for even trying it
This was 2 hours spent glued to the phone. Mr.rivers is such a great story teller.
This is such a sad story. Prayers to the family
Bruce, thank you for analyzing this case, it has sent shockwaves through our communities. Pensacola is my neighboring town and this poor girl was killed by pure evil. Those bitches are crying because they know their ass was facing life, or the death penalty here in FL. Adrianna has a lionheart to get up and run through the woods, damn near blind too, to get herself medical help. I hope the judge or jury has no mercy on all three of them. Prayers for the victim's son and family and medical personnel who were involved w/her rescue and care. Much Love, Take care.
Very well said, I hope you and your community heal from this as well as Adrianna’s family. I feel so bad for her.
Yeah, the tears from both Heather and Tina were only for themselves. They o ly started sobbing when massive evidence was presented against them and they knew they were screwed. It speaks volumes. I'm glad Florida is a death penalty state. What Tina did to Adrianna is worse than death.
@@hj5520 thank you that is very kind of you to say. We did used to have low crime here and over the last 15 to 20 years it has been absolutely insane. We used to never here ambulance or police sirens and now we can't go one hour without hearing them. It's beautiful scenery here on the Gulf Coast but the further inland you go the worse the crime and drug use gets. This is my hometown Fort Walton Beach and I'm now 47 and it's sad to see these beautiful communities ruined over people not having a moral compass.
Sad, Destin & Fort Walton were stomping grounds for me back in the 1980's. I haven't been there in a long time, sorry to hear things have gotten so bad..... It's such a beautiful place.@@k.dawnmccart3685 💜
her passing away the next day after they called the police on tina feels like her soul was waiting to revive some sort of justice before starting to pass on
Most of the time second degree burns are even more painful than third, as third degree burns tend to kill the nerve endings. It's all absolutely horrific.
This is true! But then the nerve endings start healing...and good God the pain!
Mr Rivers, I have been watching ya all for over a month. I'm learnin alot. I worked with Parole and Probation, was active with Drug Court and the legal system in general. 20 years taught me to observe behavior, physical and psychological. I was good at what I did and saw both sides of agencies and clients in the system. I see your a man of heart and integrity. Your demeanor on this video is telling. You care. Thanks friend and mentor.
Wow, two hours? This is literally a whole CLR movie! 🤩 Thanks Bruce and Michael
Her saying a “hot” date made me nauseous. What a horrible play on words. She’s a phsyco. RIP Auggie ❤️
I caught that.
And complaining about being cold
Damn that went over my head the first time
My goodness, I genuinely have no idea what I find more disturbing about this case. The fact that someone can do something like this to someone, or the fact that you make your child participate in the act.
Proof some bitchez be crazy.
The sad part is you can see them from a mile away and yet some people still interact with them or become friends with them when they're best avoided.
There ghetto hood/trailer park trash. It's actually not uncommon for kids to get involved with these people.
Didn't sound to me like she had to "make" Brittany do anything... she sounded like an active and willing participant!
The tree doesn't grow far from the apple
Sounded to me like the daughter was already a MEAN GIRL under mom’s tutelage. Remember, they were threatening witnesses.
It wouldn’t surprise me if this was not the first whipping they’d put on somebody….though this one went crazy wrong.
Sadly, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. 😢
The mom had her daughter (britney) sexually assaulted/sold her in exchange for drugs.
The daughter is the product of her mother's torture.
Your comments on the weave had me rolling! 😂
That was funny. He even put on the voice.
I’m a chef. I was in culinary school with a guy who was changing the fryer oil using a pot. He had slipped and fell and dumped that hot grease all over his face, arms, and body. I knew him years after this happened but he told me he got up and bashed his head in to a wall to try and knock himself out because he was in so much pain. But my point was he was disfigured still years later, and for the rest of his life. Burns are no joke.
Holy fuck. Your friend went through that training video with the oil pot in real life. Thats fucking chilling. I can’t imagine.
My mom worked at a deli in the 90s and her coworker Stacy was going to change oil in the deep fryer. I'm not sure if either the fryer hadn't been off long enough for the oil to cool or if she wasn't using the container they normally drained the oil into, but for some reason Stacy grabbed a big plastic bucket and started draining hot oil into the plastic bucket. My mom said the bucket started melting and Stacy picked it up by the handle, I think she was trying to get it to the sink before it made a mess on the floor, but the bottom gave out as soon as she lifted it off the ground and several gallons of hot oil spilled all over her feet. My mom said the only thing she could think of was to get Stacy's feet into water immediately and the closest thing was like a 10 gal bucket that pickles came in. I don't know if my mom dumped out the pickle juice and filled it with fresh water or if Stacy had to put her feet directly in pickle juice, but I imagine there was at least some residue still in there if my mom had just dumped it. The oil wasn't at deep frying temperature, so I don't know if she had 1st or 2nd degree burns, but she managed to get in my mom's car with the pickle bucket on the floor and be taken to the ER instead of calling an ambulance. I don't think I saw Stacy again, plus I was probably 9 or 10 when this happened, so I don't know how severe her injuries were or what her recovery was like. But pay attention to what you're doing when you're around hot oil.
@@AmyEugeneyou cited me from wanting to work in an industrial kitchen
I was also burned with hot oil, never,never fry anything naked and intoxicated 😢
@@tonyortiz1890holy shit!! I’m so glad you’re okay! We all make mistakes, especially naked & drunk lmfao
Tina raised her daughter to be a killer and that's the worst child abuse I've ever seen. She speaks in that soft voice, but she's lying through her teeth. She was raised by a psychopath who encouraged her to bully and attack others, but at 16 I couldn't have done it.
Tbh i feel like the daughter was actually the main instigator. Something about how cold was is just chilling. My prediction would be both are psychopaths but the daughter persuaded the mother to help her
Around blacks, never relax
@@soupAutismYou just might be right. Her soft innocent
voice just drove me up the wall and the way she blatantly lied when the police were sitting in front of her telling her they knew better didn't bother her a bit.
That's the feeing I got also @@soupAutism
Absolutey diabolical & evil She has that soft voice & as a girl she gets a slight benefit of the doubt especially as a young teen. Her preternatural calmness screamed loudly that she is sociopathic - such a dearth of emotion. A teen should be antsy & more testy & emotional. She thought by being calm would pull the wool over the cop’s eyes. This is such a horrific crime.
RIP Audreanna.
As a retired flight nurse I’ve seen everything you can imagine and everything that you can’t imagine. Burns are horrific, terrifying, and probably one of the most painful and disfiguring injuries that you could ever imagine. These injuries are so disturbing that they stay with you for all eternity. Bruce called this cruel, I would say that cruel is a mild description of this torture. Absolutely horrific. Y’all please stay safe, be kind, and have a blessed day.
Thank you for being a nurse
So you SEEING it is worse then the actual victims feelings it?? Such an arrogant comment
@@MaureenCacioppolol you all up in the comment section posting hate comments. What’s it like to have so much extra time on your hands you have time to attempt to post sassy comments. WITH CAPS, EVEN 😂😂 ooohhhhh
@@MaureenCacioppoThe state of reading comprehension! Sad.
I was lifeflighted after being tboned by a military vehicle back in 08. I remember pulling into the intersection and then waking up in the helicopter-the flight nurse immediately noticed and leaned over me and was having to yell but she was telling me what happened and held my hand. I saw clouds and I thought oh shit I’m floating around in heaven or something until I saw her. I can remember exactly what she looked like. Nurses jobs are so important and you don’t really understand until you deal with them. The CCU nurses were amazing, too. It was Halloween and I remember they brought me candy and snacks. One fought with the dr about giving me more pain medicine bc I had a shattered pelvis and was constantly hurting and uncomfortable.
Anyways. I have so much respect for flight nurses now bc you guys saw the worst of the worst situations and I kno many people die while in flight, that’s gotta be very difficult. My best friend is an oncology nurse and idk how she deals with the emotion. She’s a rock but still… it’s gotta be a lot. ❤
I am in my 40s now and have serious health issues. There are actually high school and college students volunteering. I love it! So kind and compassionate.
Thanks Bruce to calling out body language "science" that too many channels play around with is not meaningful enough to use in a court of law
Yes! The body language crowd are total weirdos.
@@ItBeThatWaySometimesyes they are they are super cringe weirdos who think there smart when there literally the dumbest in the room
@@ItBeThatWaySometimesIt does seem to attract a weird crowd.
@@SirBallsDeepOfHouseManthrust right?? 😂
@@ItBeThatWaySometimes It also seems kind of linked to the alpha male, or sigma male grindset thing.
"The first time my client tells their story...its gotta be on the stand" ❤ 😂
If the content genius weren’t helping Bruce, I just don’t know how he would’ve ascended to these heights. Joking! I love this channel. Bruce is the best!
Well, Bruce is the second best. The content genius, Michael, is the Best.
Thanks!
I love that you say that at the end.
My mom used to tell me the same thing. She says only 3 open after midnight: legs, bars, and the ER and nothing good comes of any of it.
That poor girl. So sad she succumbed to her injuries.
Your Mom is/was very wise...................
A little vulgar but okay.
Love to your mom and you❤️
😂yup
@@st.francisanddr.pepper1304don’t be so sensitive 😂
When you described your client making his mum leave the house it made me literally feel sick for both of them 💔 Obviously for him, but his poor mum had to go against every natural instinct to leave her child's side when he needed her the most.
Were he to ever read this this, you're a very brave man and l wish you continued healing Sir 🙏🏼
When my mom came home, I had to unwrap her, clean the wounds and re-wrap her every day….. about a 3 hour task and we’d both end up crying! 😢
@@OneBadAssMoMoomg I'm so sorry for you both, adding trauma on top of trauma. When l cared for my mum after her cancer treatment and surgeries it near but killed me. I hope your mumma is doing better now please god she is still here 🙏🏼
@@---C_B---thank you for that lovely thought and prayer, she lived another 17 years after the fire before the smoke damage to her lungs took her, we lived and loved every minute we had together! Bless you for taking such gentle care of your momma! I know how taxing it is when you love em so much!
Interesting how Heather never even asked the 2 questions that most people would ask a law officer when they are told that they are being questioned in regards to an incident that occurred to one of their neighbors....she never asked "What happened to her?" or even "Is she ok?". These questions are usually the first thing out of someone's mouth, even if they don't know the person.
That poor girl and my heart goes out to her children. 💔💔
If it's someone I don't know then the first thing out of my mouth would be "lawyer." I'll certainly cooperate but it'll be while my attorney is actively earning his retainer fee. But I agree with you in the context of this incident, Heather's behavior is indeed eyebrow-raising. While it's not damning on its own, as objective evidence begins to mount it helps paint a picture of guilt.
That's the only thing to ask if you really don't know anything
Not if they already know what happened
She has genuine remorse and grief for herself alone and for no-one else.
I received a 2nd degree burn on my leg last year (dropped a heat gun on myself at work while it was still on) and when he says it doesn't stop hurting, he is right. I was lucky to only get a small burn on my leg, I cannot imagine the way this girl was feeling.
I’m in FL and have made it a policy to wear sunshirts. Even a sunburn is constant pain and sunscreen is not enough
Does it still hurt?
@@iposttoxicshorts sometimes! I get phantom burn on it occasionally but more often than not it just itches
For those that are new, his name is Bruce Rivers and he is indeed THE criminal lawyer. Thanks 🙏🏼
But WHO IS HE??? Haha
@@escapegoat32bruce rivers, hes the criminal lawyer
What he do?
@@barbaramay1866 he's gonna react to all the self snitchin.
“We were best friends up in that trailer park.” -said no one in a trailer park. Ever.
Emma Kenny covered this, heartbreaking
@@Angel-bz2tk stop it Emma
It looks desperate
I'm good friends with a couple of my neighbours in our neighborhood. It's basically a trailer park but we own our own land. My immediate neighbors to the west are like family to me. I'm so lucky.
No shit!!
The way you covered this horrific story was impressive. I thought you didn’t jump to conclusions with the defendants. But you also had a lot of empathy for that victim. I appreciate that you covered it in such a dignified way. It’s such a hard case to talk about. Shout out to Explore With Us for doing such a great job putting that together. I wasn’t sure who was involved until the end.
I listened to this interrogation, and I have to say. It’s terrifying what she went through and she just hung out with the wrong friends. Rest in peace to her.
Bruce.....this poor young woman!!!! Makes me SICK. Im a retired RN, and i floated to the burn unit twice. It was very difficult for me, as the suffering is horrible. And the risk of infection is so high.
I hope the person who did this, gets what coming to them.
There is truly NO excuse or justification to do this to anyone.😢😢
Thank you for being a nurse. We See You.
We Support You.
We Thank You.
thank you so much. That means a lot to me.❤😁 God bless you, and your family.👍🙏
@@cowgirl3144 your name is cowgirl, is that because you can perform the cowgirl 🤠 😜
@@MurphDawgywowwwww I bet she’s never heard that one from some weirdo on RUclips before. Jesus at least come up with something clever or a little funny, dude. Weak attempt. F.
@@MurphDawgytf dude?
Thank you for one if not the longest video you’ve ever done! This story is wild & she deserves to be remembered. Brave woman.
My heart really goes out to her and her family
Never ceases to amaze me how cruel people can be
As a former nurse who works in law, I can tell you thar the removal of the skin under anesthesia due to charring. Anesthesia couldn’t help. She felt the pain as we slowly removed the dead skin and started skin grafts. The smell is seared into my brain. We did our best; fluids, skin grafts, serious painkillers. We tried to save her due to the fluid loss by skin and IVs. She died. She was drunk and run into a gasoline truck. Please, please if you’ve had too much to drink, take an Uber. Better than that than to die in hospital with diamorphine given in an attempt to control her pain. Plus, as a nurse, the snell of burning flesh makes my stomach churn.
Mercifully my nose isn't to good so the worst of the smell is lost on me.... it's the screams that haunt me.
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Thank you for being a nurse.
That’s incredibly sad
Yes agreed! Take an Uber …my hats off to you being a tough nurse
I can only imagine
I agree : the smell is stuck in my mind too...
I gave myself about 3-4 dime sized second degree burns on my face in a caramel related accident, and I can’t IMAGINE being 100% covered in that. I’m so sad for that poor girl but glad she was able to tell what she needed to before she went ❤
I've some burns from welding and I couldn't imagine being covered in that either. what a horrible way to go. I'd problably be begging them to just shoot me at that point. what a strong woman to give names to the EMTs.
Hot sugar burns are the WORST! They stay contacted longer, harder to remove, it's terrible.
Caramel stays hot, that must have been horrible.
A caramel related incident 😅Should be the name of a kid's book... or a porn movie 😜
@@kyle18934that was my exact thoughts, put me out of my misery.
Thank you for going into detail about the injuries this woman endured. Unless someone has been through or witnessed severe burns like this it’s impossible to imagine. Like your brain literally refuses to let you comprehend how bad it actually is. The part I never forget is the smell…no matter how much time has passed I can still smell it no matter how much I try to forget…
Can you describe it somewhat? I asked because I know what decomp smells like. I just can only imagine food burning on the stove or burnt items on a campfire. I'm sure these are not the same.
This story was horrendous. I don’t understand how anything like this could ever enter someone’s mind as a thing to do.
These individuals are what nightmares are made of. They are monsters and that poor young woman suffered and died over a petty dispute. Rest in Peace Audreanna.
And that smug Tina daring them to tell her what evidence they have. She really thought there was no evidence, and crying only because she was caught and she 'wasnt' going home.
Sheesh! Less than 8 minutes from the start of this video, I'm in tears for this poor woman. 💜
Hearing she was rocking back and forth with her arms out in so much pain, and then she was just wanting someone to make sure her babies were ok…
The worst pain I ever experienced I was rocking and couldn’t stop moving and was screaming so loud my family could hear me from the waiting room at the emergency room. And that was from a wreck, not even burns. Just having a small burn hurts like a mofo I can’t imagine everything being burned. And you know you’re probably going to die. And you had just had people you thought were your friends do this to you. AND you’re worried for your sweet inocente babies.
God. Disgusting. Disturbing. Just so sad.
Years ago I worked in the ER of a large,very well known,hospital.We received many,many badly burned people locally (by ambulance) and from hundreds of miles away (by helicopter). Back then (things may have changed,however) it was recognized by medical experts that with badly burned people the lucky ones die quickly and the unlikely ones die slowly.
Wow , a 2 hour Bruce Rivers movie 🍿🎥 , thx Bruce & Michael !😊
Heather wasn't weeping like that when she threw that spark onto her gasoline soaked 'friend'!
Literally as he was saying, “I hope you guys are on your second bottle of wine.”I was pouring my fourth glass🤣
I'm watching it in the morning over here in New Zealand, and when he said that I seriously thought about it, and that it's 5 o'clock somewhere...
I’m with pretty much the whole comment section here. That poor girl, the fight she had to get to that house and stay conscious, with her jaw broken as well. Everything in her life at that point was demanding she just pass out, but she stayed with it and fought for her babies and justice. That’s the opposite outcome her life deserved.
I hope her children find peace with good memories and knowing she thought of them and wanted them to be ok.
PS. Bruce pulling his ear at the end of shows reminds me of Carol Burnette doing the same at the end of her shows as a shoutout to her mom.
PPS. Setting a google news alert for “Tina Brown execution”.
Bruce Rivers is the best criminal defense attorney that you will ever meet and his son. Michael is just as awesome as Bruce is.
THANK YOU MICHAELRIVERS FOR GIVING US OVER TWO HOURS OF YOUR DAD!!!
When your skin is burned that deeply, the covering protecting your nerves is gone. That means all your nerves are exposed and still feel like they're burning.
I had to have a very small area on my leg debrided multiple times over multiple days, after the stitches on a wound from a car accident became badly infected, and the skin couldn't be restitched. It was the most excruciating pain I've ever experienced. I couldn't even imagine that pain all over. So horrific, what happened to this poor girl.
I felt physically sick watching this. How on earth can one human do this to another, let alone 3! The agony that poor woman was in unbearable. This is another level of pure evil. God bless her 😢
1:14:40 Bruce, just FYI...cluttering & hoarding are well-identified trauma responses. I work in property management, so I see it all the time. First, in trailer park living, there is zero storage. Second, there is a generational accrual of lack of housekeeping skills & investment. Third, there is a self-soothing element to acquiring "stuff", whether you're rich or poor (and especially if you're poor). Fourth, if you're caught up in drugs & prostitution, cleaning is dead last on the list. It might be on the list...but it's last. Not saying I disagree with you that even if you're living in a trailer, you can keep it tidy. But in most cases, it is actually not feasible for a multitude of reasons. The mess an outsider observes is not necessarily a reflection of the soul of the person living there.
I watched this entire video the day Explore With Us released it.
As a nurse, I have a deeper understanding how dire her condition was. Your skin is your largest organ.
This woman had no chance after being burnt this severly. The fact sh was burnt to that degree she HAD to have been running on sheer adrenaline & mother's love to get help.
@Bruce
To clarify fish fry. If she sent someone to the store for fish fry she was actually pan frying or deep frying fish or fish filets.
Fish Fry is the seasoning you dredge it in that becomes the crunchy breading. The most popular brand is House Autry.
I have a friend who is a nurse in the burn unit. You are doing a job I could never and thank you. ❤❤❤ This woman in the car is scary. I’m only a little bit in and I’m like why isn’t she concerned for her friend and her children? I would be freaking out for them and not knowing those things….I would be a mess, even if it wasn’t one of the most grotesque thing I think you can do to someone. I hope Audreanna’s family knows the whole internet loves them and to leave them alone to heal.
She was so determined to make sure her kids were ok, I’m sure it was the only thing keeping her going. Poor woman 😞
I am a nurse ,and so is my youngest sister. My sister’s first job was on a burn unit in NYC. She told me some of the horror stories. I have never worked on a burn unit and would never want to.
I agree. I’ve worked ER a majority of my career. Seen some crazy shit. Would NEVER want to work burn ICU.
That and trauma specialists scare the crap out of me in terms of the job itself. I hold a lot of respect for people who help those people. I could never un see it.
My sisters first unit as a nurse was the burn unit. Her stories were so sad but she loved it and loved helping the people. She left only because they were severely understaffed and overworked.
@@tomsevcik1792wait how do trauma specialists scare you plz?
@@tayyibahz9343 what your exposed to is just wild. One of my cousins used to be in trauma and told me this story of a guy trampled down by a bull and was a complete vegetable and later died but was actually alive for some parts after the incident. I have a pit in my stomach just explaining it lol.
Spent some time with a family member who was burnt at Childrens Hospital in Detroit. He had burns on his legs (stupid teenage stuff), after he was loaded up with painkillers, the screaming was intense when they bathed him. The babies there were absolutely heartbreaking. Worst of all was a little one that never got a visitor.
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That is so disturbing 💔😭
So sad, I’m 45 min from Detroit and walked past uofm burn unit and yes the screaming is so painful. Hope you family is doing well now.
Omg that hurts my heart so much 💔
Awww..Bless those poor little ones..but the baby without a visitor..that's truly heartbreaking..I swear to God I hope it came out❤ good in the end with a great family to have fostered/adopted them❤Xx
I'm a new subscriber as I just found your channel today and I must admit that I am a fan! I have degrees and certifications in criminal justice and forensics, now I am working on my BA in psychology. I pay attention to detail and I watch a lot of true crime for educational reasons. I started my original criminal justice etc education on my own watching, reading, and paying attention. Thank you for your channel! I think that it is fantastic especially with the breakdown of the cases.
It is so creepy the way Britinee is so calm and soft spoken. She speaks in a whisper dripping with lies.
“I swear that I was the last person to see her” is a bold way of talking your way out of it
for anyone not from the south... fish fry is coating, usually containing the seasoning and cornmeal that you cover your fish in before you fry it. you usually put it in a bag with your fish and shake it up, kinda like shake and bake
Aka the lazy way to fry up some fish…lol. I’m from coastal Alabama and live like an hour away from Pensacola. I remember this case bc it was on our local news. Absolutely heartbreaking.
Our home burned down a few years ago…the fire started while my 7 year old son and I were in the house. It happened so fast and thank GOD we got out with just some smoke inhalation. It was the scariest thing I’ve ever been through in my 39 years on this earth and I wouldn’t wish that kind of panic and fear on anyone. It just happened SO fast. I had to lift up my son and throw him out of the front door bc the flames were like 10ft tall and almost blocking the door. When they talk about adrenaline and getting super strength, especially when it comes to moms and their children…they aren’t lying. He ran for help and I called 911 and tried to save what I could. It was so hot and it only took minutes from smelling the smoke to the house being halfway engulfed. The fire started in our attic due to wiring being chewed up by raccoons. I cannot imagine what Adrianna must’ve felt…what Tina and those other nasty women did to her was nothing short of putting her through hell on this earth. I hope her children are doing okay. 😢❤
Explore w Us is one of my top favorite channels. Very well put together and interesting content. Them plus Bruces reactions which are freaking hilarious...im loving this. 👍👩⚖️🥇
Exactly. I live in a trailer in a 55 + community & my place is lovely & always clean beds made dishes done lovely garden & lawn. The furniture inside & out is lovely. If you were just sitting in my livingroom or kitchen or went in my bath you’d never know you were in a ( trailer ) all my neighbors know my house is always spotless. I hate when people look down on trailers & think they are crap. Not all of them. I have seen many nicer than some houses I’ve been inside.
Nothing wrong with trailers. My mom lives in an rv. Ive seen traliers parked on a beach. I would love to live there
You own your home though, don’t you? It’s the rental trailer parks that give them a bad name.
The only people that don’t like living in Manufactured Home developments are people who want to be crappy neighbors. Most manufactured home communities have a strict code of compliance, so you never have to worry about having a neighbor who refuses to do lawn maintenance, has loud parties, takes up all the parking, or has domestic fights that disturb neighbors. Parks don’t play that way in my experience. In today’s social climate, manufactured home developments are one of the safest places to live for single women and women with children. Every stick built home that I’ve lived in has come with at least one crappy neighbor that makes everyone’s lives miserable, with zero consequences. Manufactured home developments make people sign the regulations before acceptance and will make people move their home out or sell if they refuse to follow the rules. I’ve never seen unreasonable expectations, they just expect people to be respectful and use common courtesy, but American society doesn’t hold that standard in traditional neighborhoods.
Amen. I sold my 2 story site built house, after I moved into my manufactured home, on rural wooded acreage that I own (have a nice pole barn on the property, too) when I retired, and I have no close neighbor's. My MH is in pristine condition, love it more than any site built home I've ever lived in, and I've owned 4 site built homes.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with a trailer. Heck, it's a good option nowadays for a affordable house and not be up to your neck in mortgage. I've seen many beautiful trailers and you really can't tell if it's a trailer when you're inside.
I'd rather have a place and call it my own than go into severe debt for a different house.
Even though Darren wasn’t part of the documented crime, it’s infuriating how giggly he is considering his cheating is what led to those women literally tenderizing and cooking another human alive.
This is the thing that really stood out to me! Its like he was delighted to be at the centre of the drama.
They were all sleeping with him in exchange for drugs. Probably Britnee too.
EWU has been one of my favorite true crime channels, along with this channel so I'm hyped to see them come together. Please don't apologize for long videos, as they're heaven for when I'm doing something monotonous and don't feel like listening to music. I love your advice, your anecdotes and your reaction to the situation.
Im more than HAPPY to watch a 2 hour video!! ❤
EWU and JCS are the best to ever do it in the true crime sphere. Just incredibly well-researched, well-edited interrogation content with great insight and captions added. They don't just show the interrogation footage uninterrupted with no additional insight like a lot of channels. I hope Bruce reacts to more EWU videos!
@@visitlucyland I also like Dreading and the Casual Criminalist. Though I will say the latter isn't exactly the same format. It's more humorous, but still can be quite dark and cerebral at times and is of course leagues above most other true crime channels on RUclips.
@@richardsinclair7661 I'm not familiar with CC, but Dreading is what I'm thinking of re: just shows you 2 hours straight of interrogation footage, barely edited, adding a comment maybe every 10 minutes. Not all of their videos are like that, but most of the interrogation ones are, and in my opinion it's very low-effort compared to JCS and EWU. I don't come away from Dreading videos having learned anything about how interrogations work, what the detective is gleaning from the interview in real time, or the context that makes certain moments significant, but I do with JCS and EWU.
Tl;dr: We watch true-crime for different reasons. I don't think Dreading is low-quality when considering my own reasons, but he may not match your own standards, which is fair.
@@visitlucyland Dreading isn't the same kind of true crime channel as EWU or JCS. He's more of a presenter of information, going through the known facts and particulars of a case, adding in commentary when he deems it. It's not as analytical as JCS or EWU, but I personally don't mind. I don't listen to true crime for the sake of learning anything about interrogation, psychology, or the legal process. I have a fascination with the various quirks and ailments of the human condition. That's it. Perhaps my standards are lower than yours, but I can't say Dreading is low-quality because his style differs from others in the space, especially when those others are considered some of the greats of the genre, which in itself make the comparison unfair.
Dang this was a good episode bud. Great work !