AMERICAN JUSTICE Daughter Dearest Part 1

AMERICAN JUSTICE
Episode #219 -- Daughter Dearest
A look at the shocking case of 15-year-old Valessa Robinson,
who was accused of killing her mother Vicki after she objected to
Valessa's wild lifestyle of drugs and sex. We examine the
relationship between the mother and daughter to determine how and why
a young girl could take part in her own mother's brutal death.

Category:

Education

[skylur44]

Beautiful mother, ugly nasty degenerate bitch daughter, ugh, should have been aborted.

[godsfiddler]

I never would have DARED tell my parents that if they tried splitting us up, that there'd be bodily harm.  If I EVER talked to my parents like that, I knew there'd be some severe discipline.

[missleahchloe]

suggestions of church and youth group to a fifteen year old is being hugely out of touch with a generation.... scumbag daughter though

[iramos4021]

wow i live four hours away from fort stockton

[Champ675]

@orangeoctober33 IT SEEMS YOU WANT TO RIDE THE LIGHTENING

[orangeoctober33]

I want to fuck Valessa...she seems like a fun chick

[FreeAdam100]

both Valessa & Adam to save himself from being put on death row, even though he is an accessory to the murder of Vicki Robinson. I'm not defending Adam because he is my cousin, but he was only 14 when my uncle was killed and had to grow up without a male figure in his life that was not screwed up. Adam is the most caring person I have ever met and I'm so PROUD to call him my family. Everything happens for a reason and this has made him stronger in ways none of us will ever know.

[FreeAdam100]

Actually....Adam Davis is my cousin. There is blame for all 3 but I have reviewed and reviewed this case since it happened and the court never did bring Valessa's diary into evidence, even though failure against the court to have been stated, "I wish my mom was dead". My cousin did NOT deserve to be put on death row because of Valessa when she was the one who had stabbed her mother and held her down. If any of you have noticed they did not even interview Adam in court, but had Jon go against

[Macskafogo]

@MegaBomb66 I was also a bit irritated about that.

[MegaBomb66]

8.48 Um does anyone else see the Cop straight up kick the kid on the ground when he is already down? Not even mentioned. Is that acceptable in the states?

[mrman3810]

@mccarrpo i have to agree a great narrator

[The1stTaskIsDragons]

@skylur44 Valessa didn't do anything horrible until after it was way too late for her to have been aborted. Why say "She should have been killed before she could have possibly done anything wrong" and not "Her behavior should have been dealt with before she came anywhere close to killing her mother"?