The Baby Snatcher. Did She Deserve It Or A Victim Herself? Mystery & Makeup GRWM | Bailey Sarian

I love the phrase " It explains it, it doesn't excuse it." When talking about bad people. Bailey, you are awesome.

The fact that Lisa gets punishment for her crime but the people who abused her so viciously don't is the second most horrifying part of this story to me. absolutely

things I’ve learned from true crime: don’t walk outside don’t be pregnant don’t be in your car alone don’t be a child don’t be asleep in your own house don’t get married

I'm a little late watching this, but as an EMT who often arrives on scenes like this one with cops/detectives/etc, I can confirm that my place of work does provide a certain amount of free therapy to all of us first responders. What's scary, and something I certainly find the longer I work there, is that only a small amount of people will actually accept it. We are encouraged not to dismiss our feelings but we do it anyway. It's one of the worst parts of the job, learning to live with those ghosts you couldn't even begin to save. I can't imagine what those who discovered this scene went through, especially her poor mother.

“But scratch the shxt out of attackers.” -Safety PSA by Bailey Sarian

I need a shirt that says “ if I go missing call Bailey Sarian”

When I became pregnant with my 3rd child it was a total surprise bc i was on birth control. I jokingly told a friend that she could keep my baby. My husband (at the time) made it clear that i was joking but just a few weeks later this woman started buying baby clothes!!! We noped right out of that and moved away! I still don't know what the friend's intentions were but i wasn't gonna wait around and find out!

The fact that her baby is about to graduate high school right now is crazy. Can’t believe it’s been that long already

You can have compasion for the abuse a person suffered in their past and at the same time fervently condemn them and their actions. Two truths can exist at the same time.

Bailey: “but you know, it’s still...” Me: “suspish!” Bailey: “questionable.” Me: 😐

I am from the same county as Lisa Montgomery and had an infant daughter when this event occurred. A friend of mine was pregnant and lived across the street from the convenience store where Lisa worked. She asked my friend about her pregnancy and my friend told her she was having a boy. Lisa replied, "Oh, I am having a girl." It is chilling to think of it now.

My mom was always so worried this was going to happen to me when I was pregnant she always kept tabs on me and tried to keep me home as much as possible. Sad we live in a world where this is a valid concern

When it comes to perpetrators with traumatic backgrounds, it’s okay to feel bad for the child version of them but it’s important to hold the adult version of them accountable for their actions. But accountability can also be done with empathy and consideration of their traumatic background, which Bailey does so well.

"Bobby Jo regained consciousness after her stomach was cut open". Can you even imagine? That is completely beyond horrific.

Phantom pregnancy are very very real and extremely traumatic. After I had a miscarriage I went through a phantom pregnancy. I had phantom kicks, gained weight, mood swings, started producing breast milk, and even though I was going to an OB and therapy I started believing maybe I was pregnant. It was only 3 months after losing a baby at 7 weeks. Maybe baby was a twin, maybe I got pregnant again, or maybe I didn't lose baby at all. I also didn't take a pregnancy test because I didn't want the truth. Idk how to fully explain it, but once I came to the realization there was no baby, about 6 weeks later or 4.5 months after the loss of baby, it was like I lost another baby and went through another miscarriage. Positive ending, we have 3 beautiful girls. 🥰

Lisa’s condition may explain what she did but doesn’t excuse what she did. Many people go through horrible, horrible stuff and don’t become monsters.

Being pregnant was probably the best Lisa was ever treated. That’s so sad.

Morbid podcast says “you can feel for the child, not the adult” when someone has a hard upbringing! It makes me feel better because people have awful upbringings, but it doesn’t excuse their crimes.

As someone who was abused in every way as a child I’ve never purposely hurt another human. I’m terrified of violence and while I dislike being around fellow humans I don’t think I could ever hurt someone🤷🏻‍♀️

I feel like Bailey should put on screen at the beginning of her videos the definitions of "empathy" and "sympathy" for people unable to make the difference