A Must See

[Karried]

This was on a Myspace Bulletin today.. imagine my surprise when it was our own Kelsey Briggs.. circulating the web.

This is a must see:


YouTube - The Kelsey Briggs Story.

[MadMonk]

Damn that's hard to watch. If there's anything that could make me homicidal, it's someone hurting a little one like that - mine or anyone else's. I don't know how her dad got through it without strangling the life out of that evil S-O-B that killed her.

[Karried]

I know, it was brutal, I could barely make it through it. To see how full of life she was and then at the end, just a shell ( broken legs in the swing... God, that was so painful to see) of her joyous self... it killed me.

I think this is encouraging me to join a child advocacy group and be a personal advocate for a child.

[Oh GAWD the Smell!]

That daddy has more restraint than I think I'd have been able to muster. I don't even have a kid and that makes me want to run those people over feet first with a steamroller.


Here's an embedded link for those of you that don't want to click off-site.

[Karried]

Thank you....

I tried to embed it.. but, duh... It didn't work for me.. I put it in the V's and it was blank. How did you do it?

But, I don't think I can watch it again.

[Karried]

Crap, I just watched it again... I just want to scream.

I think justice was served in that they are both in prison and fellow prisoners don't take kindly to child abusers.

[Oh GAWD the Smell!]

To embed the video, you only put what's at the end of the Youtube url after the = sign (in this case it's "uWow42TCwzg") between the youtube tags that generate when you mash the button. If you put the whole url in there, it won't work.

[Midtowner]

Very sad, but the situation is unfortunately, not uncommon.

I think that's even more sad.

[teacher girl]

all i know is that there is a special place in hell for abusers and the people that enable it!! what a precious angel, such a sad story, yet so common.

[raw98682]

Anyone know why she was never in the care of her father?
(I know he was in the military, but I saw a wedding ring in the later photos. A wife or grandmother could have cared for her permanantly.)