West Memphis Three: Robin Hood Hills (Part 1)

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  @traceymcdonald7949 · 3 years ago

  It is absolutely ridiculous that they wouldn&apos;t allow Chris to have a house key because he was &quot;too young&quot; 🤦<br>If he is &quot;too young&quot; to have a house key then he is also too young to be left alone on the porch until someone else gets there!

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• AG

  @agoogleuser1004 · 3 years ago

  I hope Derrick let’s Stephanie produce as many parts covering this case as she desires. The facts are so shocking and deserve to be heard. Those poor little boys. So heartbreaking.

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• TH

  @theresacreamforthat100 · 3 years ago

  3 years ago, I lost my youngest son in a house fire. as hard as it is to talk about him, I want ppl to talk about him. I want ppl to remember him. I can&apos;t imagine any parent who lost their child wanting it any other way. they are here for such a short amount of time. they didn&apos;t have 40, 50 years of life to make an impact on ppl. my boy only had 5 years, 8 months, and 3 days. I constantly worry ppl will forget him. please keep talking about the children. I know it&apos;s hard, but it means so so much. thank you.

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• RE

  @rebeccamiskovic2872 · 3 years ago

  Hearing about the little boy in his scout uniform and wanting to be a police officer then being put in a position where him and his friends are in danger, can just imagine him trying to help and be brave for his friends …. Heartbreaking 💔

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• ME

  @MetalGearsOfThought · 2 years ago

  Stephanie: &quot;I don&apos;t know how he&apos;d know the time without an iphone&quot;. This is how I know I&apos;m old, I remember watches existing. :p

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• BR

  @breereilly7112 · 3 years ago

  I loved Derek&apos;s statement. &quot;It is important to look at these kids as more than just evidence.&quot;

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• LA

  @LadyJaneGrey-1553 · 3 years ago

  This case could easily be a 5 or 6 part series. This is a case I don&apos;t revisit often. It&apos;s the stuff that nightmares are made of. For me, any case involving a child usually is. But this case... I have literally lost sleep over this one. I know that Stephanie and Derek will give it the respect it deserves. I have prepared myself, and I&apos;m ready. Let&apos;s do it.

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• FA

  @fasn8ed · 3 years ago (edited)

  Saw today, Chris Andersen retired homicide detective, wearing a Criminal Coffee Co t-shirt, while being interviewed on another popular YouTube channel. &nbsp;Thank you for your hard work and bringing us so much detail on such interesting cases. I&apos;m here for it all no matter how many parts!

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• NE

  @neworleans1979 · 3 years ago

  Poor lil Chris-it seems he had a pretty rough, tough and strict life(what small life he did get to live). No bike, gets whipped for not waiting outside(being locked out the house is how I see it!), behavioral issues……poor sweet soul. All three of these boys were taken way to soon. RIP

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• JE

  @Jess1cah · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEQGrRP7PRI&amp;t=3013">50:13</a> “Stephanie … hates .. Mark. Got it.” I love Derrick 😂

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• KA

  @Katiethewizard · 3 years ago

  Truthfully and as someone who wasn&apos;t diagnosed or medicated for ADHD until the age of 20, I wish that I had a prescription for ritalin at age 8. I need my medication to function like a normal human now at 24, and I remember my struggle to focus or even regulate my emotions severely when I was that age. My medication changed me into someone who can better deal with life without constant suicidal ideation because I felt like I wasn&apos;t designed for society as it is now. I know that ADHD meds can be slightly over-prescribed for energetic kids, but please don&apos;t immediately assume that a child with a ritalin prescription doesn&apos;t actually NEED that medicine.

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• QU

  @QuatrinaVR · 3 years ago

  Playing with fire as a young child can be an outward symptom of being a victim of abuse. It’s possible that Christopher was a victim of significant abuse by someone very close to him.

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