Teen Girl Begs TikTok To Find Her Mom’s Killer THEN Gets Arrested For Killing Both Parents

[Music]. Bada bing, bada boom. >> There is a thing called a job side. effect. For example, if you work in. video editing, when you watch an action. movie, you might not even be able to get. into the action scenes where the entire. town is blowing up, an alien swoops in. from a UFO to kidnap children because. you are just so focused on how much. every second of the special effects is. costing the studio. You cannot see. anything past it. That is what is. commonly referred to as a job side.

effect. On Reddit, a few funeral. directors have gathered to talk about. their job side effect, which I will. warn, it's very grim. It's morbid. I can. see how funeral directors would not be. able to function if they felt and. reacted to death the same way a normal. civilian does. So, there would be no. funeral homes if that were the case. It's natural to compartmentalize your. job. And sometimes they've developed. these very strange side effects because. of them. One funeral director says on. the forum, "Sometimes I find myself.

accidentally figuring out mixtures for. living people or um thinking about how. well they would imbalm." Side note, a. mixture refers to the customized blend. of imbalming fluids and each time it's. unique to the body based on the weight, time of death, tissue condition. Because. sometimes you want to add a little more. of this or a little more of that to try. and restore some firmness or color to. somebody. or other times you're trying. to figure out the best mixture for. keeping the tissues from dehydrating.

You want the deceased to look as quote. healthy as possible. That's what they. say. So their loved ones can pay their. respects. Side note, that includes. putting Vaseline on eyelids as that. helps with making sure they don't look. dry. And often times the embalming. mixture is this very orangey color. because apparently that gives the. healthier glow. That's how they're. describing it. Someone else agrees. commenting, "Sometimes I decide how I. would set people's features when I'm. talking to them and then I don't realize. it. Inbalmers have to set the features.

and arrange facial muscles into restful. or natural expressions and that's a big. part of the job. And a very big side. effect a lot of the funeral directors. are saying honestly it's not even the. inbalming process which is you know one. of the more technical things. A big side. effect is that you learn very specific. ways to deal with human grief. And it's. done in a way where you have to. compartmentalize. Like I know some. people are going to be like, "Oh my god, these funeral directors are so. insensitive, but you would not be able.

to do this job and help these families. if you felt every little pain that. everybody felt.". >> Yeah. On the daily, hourly basis. >> I mean, a lot of busy funeral homes, they have at least one funeral a day. >> Mhm. There's no way that you can sit. there and really soak in all these. feelings. That would be just too much. emotional trauma. Like you would never. make it. Yeah. >> One funeral director online states, I. mean, at the end of the day though, it. is a business. It's not a social. service. It's a lot to coordinate and. you have to learn a lot of these um.

small talk lingos. We like to call it a. small dark wedding cuz you pay for the. production. You know, people shouldn't. be surprised because it's supposed to be. a memorable event and memorable events. are expensive. And so, you learn these. little ways of talking to clients. For. example, you learn very early on not to. say things like good morning, good. night, happy holidays when you pick up. the phone or when you hang up the phone. or when you say hi or bye to any. customers who walk in. Mhm.

>> Additionally, phrases in their. experience that don't do well. They say. they cringe every time they hear people. coming to other loved ones funerals and. saying this to the grieving families. It. typically consists of they're in a. better place now. They say don't say. that one or at least they're no longer. in pain or I understand. And interestingly enough, one of the. funeral directors writes on Reddit the. words I'm sorry. Yeah, unless you're. apologizing for something you've done, don't say those words. Especially if.

you're a funeral director, too. >> So, did they say what are you supposed. to say? >> Just hello. >> Oh, >> we're here for you if you need anything. And it's a little strange. And they. they've seen so many eulogies. They've. seen so many people passing by. They. kind of have an understanding of how. things work. And it's very very rare. that a eulogy is to go viral, especially. when it's not dedicated to a politician. or a celebrity that's passed. I don't. think I can name off the top of my head. a eulogy that's gone viral in recent. years or any years except for this one.

This eulogy is given for the joint. funeral for a couple by the name of. Kristen and James Brock. Both of them. were killed in their sleep and the. killer is still on the loose when this. joint funeral takes place. People are. psychoanalyzing everything about this. eulogy. Even body language experts are. going on mainstream media news platforms. to talk about the things that they're. getting from the delivery of this. eulogy. I mean, they say, quote, "We're. not seeing these short gasps of breath.

You know, they're never touching their. face. They're not wiping away the tears. because there aren't any. >> We're not seeing upheavalss of emotion. We're not seeing those gasps of breath.". >> And throughout the entire eulogy, their. tone stays strong, just burning right. through this, talking fairly quickly. seems like they're trying to get to the. part where it's almost like they're. trying to get to the part where they. talk about themselves again. There are. no pauses to gather themselves or. anything of that sort. Other nizens are. more focused on what's being said. They.

get up there and this person making a. heartfelt eulogy at the funeral states, "This isn't going to be easy, but bear. with me because I stutter a lot. I just. wanted to say goodbye since we never got. the chance to. I was so used to you guys. always being here that I never once. thought to imagine y'all not being here. Your heart will finally be healed in. heaven. And neither of y'all will be in. pain anymore. Although that gives me so. much comfort. Your fight is not supposed. to end here. Thank you for all the life. lessons you taught me. You are such a.

beautiful soul with so much gratitude. We can't always choose the music life. plays for us, but you can choose how we. dance to it. Kristen Brock was always. dancing and they will save a seat for me. in heaven like they saved a seat for me. in this very church. >> When someone tries to tell you anything, no matter how important it could be, just listen because you never know when. somebody's time to go, you can say good. night and wake up a few hours just to. find out they aren't there despite their. joy and their love. So just listen.

>> and never take a hug or anyone or. anything for granted and love with all. that you have in you. And lastly, my. take of not taking people for granted. I. want to thank my family, also known as. my cat family, my grandparents, my. siblings, for helping me through my. worst nightmare. And last but not least, I want to thank Sasha, Bri, Nate, Lane, Kimberly, Hayes, Kim, Oley, Katie, and. most of all, my father, Angie, and Ben. for making such a big difference. I love.

you guys. I'm sorry. a loved one who was present at the. funeral is sitting front row states that. was weird because not a single tear was. shed. So the entire time that this. person is up there, the eulogy is said. in a shaky voice as if they're crying, but she's sitting there saying, "I. didn't see a single tear." And she says, quote, "What is the voice that they're. doing that sounds like crying, but I. don't see a tear. No tissues, never. wiping the face, never getting rid of. tear marks, eyes are not red, no snot.

They're not crying." The family member. in the first row states, "It was one of. the weirdest things that I had have ever. witnessed." But not even just that. Apparently, this person gets off the. podium and goes one by one greeting the. loved ones of the deceased and giving. them each hugs and saying, "I'm sorry.". And that brings us to the question, why. is 17-year-old Sarah Patrick apologizing. to everyone when her mother and her. stepfather were killed that night while.

she and her little sister were asleep in. the same house? And why will she be. arrested months later after this funeral. for killing the two of them and posting. Tik Toks about it? [Music].

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developments, we will do our best to. keep you updated in the pin comment, but. this is the information that we know up. to the date of publishing. All opinions, speculations, allegations are all. representative of netizen sentiment and. not my own. I'm just here to present the. publicly available details and a lot of. the online discourse that's happening. surrounding this case so that you guys. can come to your own conclusion. With. that being said, someone has been. arrested. They have been charged. They. have not been tried and they are. maintaining their innocence. So,

everybody is innocent until proven. guilty. That is how it works in the. justice system. So, with that being. said, let's get started. There is an. interview room in a police station that. is just not like the others. Each police. station, from what we have seen so far. by all of the interrogation footage, it. varies. Some police stations have. standard interrogation rooms with table. chairs, a board of some sort. Other. police stations, they like psychological. warfare. I don't know who came up with. these rooms. They'll have clocks that.

are broken on the wall or a tiny little. space where the subject is going to. start feeling cornered after a long time. because they're blocked from the exit by. two buff cops just sitting on the chair. next to each other playing good cop bad. cop. This room not like the others. In. fact, it's actually kind of cozy. It's. really offputting. You've got the entire. police station. You've got the desks of. the officers. You've got the. interrogation rooms. You've got the. little jail cells. And then you have. what looks to be a random living room in. the middle of the police station, but.

it's not a break room for the cops. It's. an interrogation room. Well, an. interview room. There's. >> like a open like seating area. >> No, it's closed. >> Oh, >> but it's it's like a living room. You. open the door, it looks like a quaint. little living room with armchairs. Usually a rug, lots of artwork, pastel. colors. The lighting is less harsh. It's. not like that bright fluorescent light. that you see in police stations. It's. almost like that warm, no overhead lamp. type of light. >> And it's because that is where you bring.

in children. >> You bring them in and you have very. specific investigators who are adept at. asking these kids the right questions. without leading them to figure out what. they saw and what they know. February. 20th, 2025, police get a phone call and. it is from 16-year-old Sarah Patrick, who is stating that her 41-year-old. mother, Kristen Brock, and her. stepfather, 45-year-old James Brock, are.

dead. This 911 call has yet to be. released, by the way, which she is. effectively stating that her little. 5-year-old halfsister, let's call her. Bella, she is the child of Kristen and. James Brock, and Sarah Patrick is only. Kristen Brock's child. M. >> So that's her stepdad and this is her. halfsister. Her 5-year-old halfs sister, Bella, comes into the room and she's. like, "You need to call the police.". Like something happened to mommy and. something happened to daddy. She calls. the police and it's too late. The couple. had been shot five times in their bed in.

the house that all four of them had just. been sleeping in. This is first thing in. the morning. Not only did this. 5-year-old little girl find them, but. she heard the gunshots, too. And it's. interesting because the very first thing. that the police find a bit fascinating. when they're talking to this little. 5-year-old girl and later when they talk. to 16-year-old Sarah Patrick is how the. hell did the little 5-year-old girl hear. the gunshots but 16-year-old Sarah slept. through them all. She claims she didn't. hear a single gunshot go off in this.

little house. >> H. >> there are certain questions I think that. you just can't really ask people. I. mean, maybe you can if you're an. investigator. I just feel like it's a. thing that you learn as a kid. When. you're a kid, you ask the first thing. that pops up in your mind and then your. parents schooled you and you're like, you're not allowed to ask people that. You can't ask someone why their feet are. smelly. Like, that's rude. Come sit. down. There are lists of questions that. technically feel harmless. It. technically feels like you just want to. know. For example, what percentage of.

your thoughts do you think are actually. original versus recycled from things. you've heard or read? It's like. technically harmless, but it just feels. kind of inappropriate. That feels a. little like you're attacking me. Or if. you had to assign a monetary value to an. hour of your time based on what you. actually accomplished, what would it be? Or do you think your face would look. better or worse if it were perfectly. symmetrical? And then you have the list. of typical ones. When when are you do? Are you pregnant? Have you gained. weight? Do you still have a thing. against smiling more frequently? Are you.

really going to eat all of that? Those. are things that you're technically not. supposed to ask even if you genuinely. have a curiosity that means no malice. Like you're not coming from a bad place. And there are a lot of questions that. people apparently wanted to ask Sarah. Patrick on Tik Tok. Sarah Patrick. reaches out to a Tik Tocker by the name. of allegedly reportedly and she DMs her. asking her to quote search up the Brock. case. It's kind of a straightforward,

contextless, maybe even cryptic message. Allegedly reportedly responds to her and. Sarah keeps messaging her, giving her. more information about the case. Kristen. and James Brock, they're my parents. And. out of nowhere, a random Thursday night. in February, someone came in my house. with me and my 5-year-old sister, shot. my parents, brutally leaving them for me. and my little sister to wake up to. Well, technically it was a Wednesday. night cuz I found them on Thursday. morning on February 20th, 2025. allegedly reportedly responds to her. telling her, "I am so sorry. I cannot. imagine. I will absolutely research and.

cover their case. Please, please take. care of you always." She makes a video. on it. And Sarah comments, "Thank you. for spreading awareness." Sarah's very. active in the comment section, which. makes sense, but one person writes, "This is a random nizen. From an. investigative standpoint, it would seem. that it was someone who knew them, hoping for answers in Swift Justice.". Sarah likes the comment and responds. most definitely was since they knew the. house. >> She's saying, "Yeah, I mean, whoever did.

this to my mom and my stepdad, they knew. them because they knew the layout of the. house. They knew where they were. sleeping. So, yeah, I agree with you, commenter. Like, they knew my parents.". >> At this point, nothing is particularly. making you question anything of any. sort. There's no, "Ooh, I probably. shouldn't be thinking this question or. even let alone asking it in the comment. section." At face value, at this point, everything seems normal. Even on Sarah's. dad's Facebook account, so it gets a. little bit confusing, but this is. Sarah's biological dad. He and Kristen.

Brock, one of the deceased, shared two. children together, Sarah being one of. them. They've been long divorced. That. is why Kristen has now married James, Sarah's stepdad. So, he's even posting. like, "Anything will help. Please keep. sharing this case because we need to. find the killer or killers. We don't. They're still out there. To which. someone comments, I still can't believe. no clues, no prints, feet, hair, anything. I mean, by this point, months. have passed. The funeral has passed.

Months have gone by. No arrests have. been made. The police have been pretty. tight- lipped about everything. Sarah is. on TikTok reaching out to true crime. content creators because she's like, "No. one is talking about the case, and the. police are not going to get tips if no. one even knows that this happened. I. live in a small town in Georgia, like 45. minutes west of Atlanta. I don't know. what to do. No one's talking about it. Sarah takes her dad's Facebook account. to comment back. It's Sarah, by the way. I know. It's hard to believe it. And. there's got to be something. Hopefully, the police are just not telling us.

anything for our own sake. It seems like. she's very involved online of being the. push of getting this case out there, which again seems very natural. Kristen's father has come out to say, "So this is the mom's dad, the deceased. dad. >> This is Sarah's maternal grandpa.". >> He says, "This is just so horrendous. You just can't imagine someone would. come in and just take the life of two. good people, and I want answers. What's. going on?" And clearly the cops, they.

want answers, too. I mean, it's not the. most common occurrence that a police. officer will attend a funeral that's. associated with a case that they're. working on. It's not unheard of. Usually, it happens when you're dealing. with organized crime. A lot of uh former. like mob bosses, organized crime. families. They've had a lot of uh. undercover law enforcement show up at. funerals of people that are involved in. the enterprise, if you will, to study. the network, the food chain. Sometimes. undercover investigators will show up to.

victim's funerals if the killer hasn't. been caught yet. But it's not protocol. It's not necessarily required, but it. does happen. And they're watching just. for anything strange. They're also. lurking on social media trying to see if. anything feels off. Clearly Sarah's. biological dad, the ex-husband, a usual. first person of interest. Biological. father of two of Kristen's kids. Contentious divorce battle, custody. battle. He writes on Facebook. It's not. fair. It's.

>> When did he write this? >> This is like a month after. >> Oh, >> the murders. It's not fair that they're. not here. It's not fair for the kids. It's not fair for the families. I'm sick. of waiting for answers. I can't wait for. them to catch the [ __ ] that did. this. Please excuse my language, but I'm. angry. He posts a blurry sonogram photo. where he writes, "Exactly 17 years ago. It was the happiest news. Me and Kristen. received the happiest news of our. lives." And it it says February 21st, 2020 like 8. And that was a sonogram of.

baby Sarah Patrick. And he's saying. almost exactly 17 years from the date. that this sonogram, the doctor's. appointment happened, >> she was murdered. That was like the best. day of my life and the worst day of my. life. He's saying she was taken away the. exact same day. I was just going through. the baby pictures and noticed this. And. other than that, it doesn't appear that. he was acting suspiciously or strangely. after the murders. The police kind of. rule him out. However, they do notice. that something odd occurs at the funeral. from a recording of a eulogy given by.

Sarah Patrick, the daughter of Kristen. and the stepdaughter of James. The. eulogy itself starts off well, I don't. want to say typical, but it's like what. you expect. Sarah states, "For those of. you who don't know me, my name is Sarah, and I'm Kristen Brock's daughter and. James Brock's stepdaughter. Although. there's nothing we can do to bring them. back, we still have control over how we. treat people with us today. Therefore, when someone tries to tell you anything, no matter how unfortunate it could be,

just listen because you never know when. it's somebody's time to go, you can say. good night and wake up a few hours just. to find out they aren't there. There's. some interesting parts to the eulogy, like when she states, "As for my mother, everything we went through does not. define what kind of person or what kind. of mother you were. You were a. beautiful, kind soul with so much. gratitude." And it just makes the police. kind of tilt their head. >> You're saying like even during that time. when that's happening, the cops are.

already getting some kind of vibes or. being alerted. Yeah, cuz the police um. it seems like the police are on the same. page as a lot of people on the internet. and they did a lot of people on the. internet didn't want to ask the. questions because they didn't want to be. perceived as being rude. But it's just a. little weird of a eulogy. What does it. mean? Like regardless of everything we. went through, it doesn't define what. kind of person or what kind of mother. you are. Also, in the eulogy, she sounds.

she not breaking down in tears. She. sounds like she's crying, like she's. choked up, but she's not crying. She's. not wiping away tears. She never has to. collect herself or take a breath to. catch her breath. It's just slightly. weird. And then she has this whole like. thank you list, like an Oscar speech at. the very end where people are like, what's happening? And then her very last. two words are, "I'm sorry. >> I love you guys. I'm sorry.". >> And so people thought, "Ooh, it's just a. little weird." But again, people grieve. differently. So it would be. inappropriate to ask, hey, what are you.

sorry for? Hey, why did you list off all. these thank yous to these random people? Hey, why are you wearing a light blue. baby doll dress at a funeral? I mean, maybe the the deceased didn't want all. black at their funeral. I know that's. been a thing recently where people don't. want grim colors for the celebration of. their lives, but people thought it was. weird. But it's again one of those. questions that you just don't ask. You. don't ask someone how much money they. make over the dinner table, and you. don't ask someone why they said I'm. sorry at the end of a eulogy. And you.

also don't ask them how could you not. hear the five gunshots if you were in. the house. There's a Tik Tok video with. a link to a GoFundMe where you hear. everybody singing happy birthday and it. sounds slightly sad and pretty eerie. The words on the screen read, "Don't. ever take your family for granted. That. voice you once thought was annoying is. what you may end up falling asleep to. every night. And the only way you can. hear it again is our video. It's not. good enough. I just want my mama. birthday to you.

>> And it's Sarah Grace posting collage. photos of memories with her mom and her. stepdad. Another Tik Tok video shows her. with mascara running down her cheeks. Like, it's pretty dramatic. Almost like. you would imagine like those animes when. people cry and then you see the mascara. running down almost like liquid coming. down and you see the tear streaks. The. caption reads, "Please send prayers for. healing and for a break from everything.

I'm so tired. I should probably delete. this later. [Music]. >> And because a lot of people who found. Sarah Grace through allegedly reportedly. or through some of these Tik Tok. accounts that are reporting on her. parents' case, they want to ask, but. they also don't want to ask.". >> And a lot of people wrote this in. hindsight. They're like, "Hey, when this. was all going down on TikTok and she was. actively posting Tik Toks, I really. wanted to ask, "Why are you filming.

yourself crying?". >> But I didn't because I felt like that. was rude to ask like the grieving. daughter of someone who was murdered, but it just felt weird. >> Another one is her crying in a dark room. with very puffy eyes, and the words on. the screen are, "What do you mean I. can't call my mom?" And then another one. that says, "I sleep so I can see you.". or another caption that reads, "But at. nighttime when there's nothing to do and. the house is empty, I always think about. how much I needed them." And it's just.

collage photos of her typically crying. or there's one of her just like hugging. her mom's old t-shirt and it always has. a trending audio with these like. slideshow words of the collage involved. or she uses the trend. They don't know. it yet, but a year from now, me and my. 5-year-old sister would find them. wrongfully shot dead in our home, and. they won't get to watch me graduate high. school, see me walk down the aisle, or. even say goodbye. The caption reads, "I. miss you guys. Save a seat in heaven for. me." Or others are just pictures of her.

mom and stepdad with words that say, "I. just want to go home. I feel so homesick. and I miss them so much. I can't stand. the fact that I can't see them anymore. This sucks more than anything possible. I feel like I'm in a horror movie that. never ends. And on top of everything, I. still have no answers. I'm so confused. on how someone could have done this and. even more confused on why them. Why? Just why? How could they?

>> So everything is words. Just words on. the screen. He she's never talking. Yeah, she I mean there's like a few It. does get weird because at some point she. does transition into posting videos that. are not about the crime. I mean this is. like months. She doesn't get arrested. until July. This happens in February. So. for months she's posting variations of. this and then I think there were like. one or two where she's lip- syncing to. words and she seems like every other. 17-year-old on Tik Tok. But majority of. her posts were these little collages or.

they were videos with the trending. audios and then some words on the. screen. M was she getting a lot of. attention from these posts? Like are. they going all viral? >> They actually went viral after her. arrest. >> and then they got taken down and then an. account reposted them but you won't see. like a lot of the original comments. >> Her account's gone or those post Okay. >> Yeah. And she will post them writing. things like I'll never forget her last. speaking with me. She came into my room. She's referring to her mom when I was in.

bed watching a show and she told me good. night in this deep voice and was acting. silly. I should have hugged her. And. when James talked to me last, he told me. I love you and good night through the. door. It tears me apart that I didn't. open that door and give him a hug. I. need my mom more than ever now. And I. know that I can't get closure because. nothing will bring them back. If you. know something, please speak up and help. me and my family heal. It hits me when I. see my 5-year-old sister crying for her. mommy and daddy. I'm sick of waiting for. answers. I can't wait for them to catch. the [ __ ] who did this. one of the. Tik Toks that she posts. This is the one.

where a lot of people wanted to ask a. question, but they said that they didn't. want to ask the question because they. didn't want to be perceived as. insensitive or rude or they didn't want. to make it seem like, but it was a. genuine question that I think a lot of. people had. The first picture of the. slideshow is her posing in a mirror. selfie. She's wearing sweatpants, a. cropped corset looking shirt. She's got. maybe like half of her midrift out. It's. not like particularly salacious. I'm not. trying to be like, "Oh my gosh, she was. so scandalous." I think she dresses like. anybody else on TikTok, but it's of her.

posing in front of the mirror. She's got. all of her makeup on and she looks like. she's about to go out. The words on the. picture read, "You're just thinking it's. a small thing that happened." So, this. is another trend. It's like you write. this and then you show all the things. that happened and it's not a small thing. that happened. It's actually has like. catastrophic consequences in your It's. like a canon event. [Music]. which is a trend, but people thought it.

was kind of weird that she's referring. to her mom being murdered in the house. that she was also asleep in as like you. just think it's a small thing that. happened. I mean, maybe she's just. misusing the trend, which is maybe odd. at best, but it's weird that the very. first picture of her is with her makeup. on and looking relatively put together, and then the rest are just slideshows of. her balling. Some people are saying, "Well, that's the point of the trend. You're supposed to show yourself normal. and then as the trauma progresses and. that's the trend." Others are saying.

it's still kind of weird that she's. doing these trends. But then others were. arguing, well, maybe she's doing those. trends because she wants attention on. her mom's case to get it solved. So, there was a lot of back and forth, but a. lot of people just thought it was maybe. one too many crying videos, but they. didn't feel like they were in the place. to judge, which I agree. Another strange. thing that people had questions about is. there was someone commenting asking. Sarah what was the weapon, water gun. emoji or knife emoji or question mark?

Meaning like what what was a murder. weapon? And Sarah just comments. backwater gun emoji. Some people thought. that was very weird. It's also been. reported that whenever someone commented. that they were sorry for her loss, she. would just respond don't be. Now this is. pretty contentious. People are like yeah. well that's exactly what I would say. too. like you don't have to be sorry. You don't have to like ruin your day, but I'm just trying to tell you this. information. Others are saying it just. feels weird. Like what do you mean don't. be? It's just something nice that people. are saying. Instead of saying thank you.

or like yes, please keep a lookout on. the case, you say don't be. I mean, it. gets to the point where eventually when. body language expert states that Sarah. seems too much in her element when she's. creating these crying Tik Toks. He says, "If you and I have tears, we wipe them. away. That's what normal people do. >> She doesn't. She wants you to see what. she's going through. That's why she's. got the mascara on and letting that leak. down as well. >> Maybe it's harsh, maybe it's accurate. I. don't know. They also point out that her. picture that she takes and post on her. way to her parents' funeral. So, she's. like taking a selfie in the car on the.

way to the funeral and she's like, "I. can't believe this. I can't believe I'm. going to the funeral right now." Her. eyes aren't red. This is what the body. language expert states. Her muscles are. tense in the way her muscles are tense, but they're not tense in the way that. someone who's actually grieving looks. There's a lot of when you're grieving, there's a lot of tension in the mouth. area, in the lips. They get downturned. There's pressure. It's almost like. you're holding it in your jaw and then. it's like loose but kind of tense at the. outer corners of your eyes. She.

according to him does not appear to be. in true grief. That's what he believes. just looking at that selfie. I mean, take that as you will. I always take. body language experts with like all the. salt grains in the ocean. >> But these are all hindsight, right? is. body language. Okay. >> So, no one is saying it at the time. because those would be questions that. you really just cannot ask. I mean, I I. do think body language experts are. interesting. I think it's fascinating. and I do think that there is a lot of. truth to it in the sense of I'm sure a. lot of humans do hold tension in.

specific areas when they have certain. emotions cuz that's how we learn to. express ourselves and we all kind of. adapt to each other's facial. expressions. But people's mannerisms are. so unique and personal, and people could. have different abilities with moving. their facial structures. It's just. there's too much room for error. Yeah. >> But I digress. Some of the bigger. questions in this case, though, even one. of James' family members states this. What strikes me as weird is she didn't. seem afraid in any of her Tik Toks. Killer is still out there. >> You were in the house when your mom.

>> and your stepdad were shot and killed. Killer. Killers are still out there. Not. whence did she post, "I'm scared. I'm. afraid. There's a killer on the loose. and the town needs to be afraid. We. don't know what they're going to do. We. don't know who these people are. We. don't know what they're capable of. What. are the police doing?" There is not much. fear. It's more so I can't wait for them. to catch these [ __ ] Please help me. catch them. She also states this is.

James's niece. So, the stepdad's niece. She has no blood relation to Sarah. Patrick. And she says. >> she lost her mom. She deserves to be. sad. But the the weird the weird Tik. Toks just kept getting more weird. So, I. mean, what are you supposed to. It's very I don't know. I don't know. what to say about it. I mean, >> Sarah comments on another Tik Tok and. she says, "I'm Sarah." So, she's. referring to one of the true crime. creators talking about her and she's. like, "When they said that I'm awake, I.

actually went to bed around 12:00 p.m. I. think she means 12:00 a.m. that night as. the latest and I first heard the alarm. no more than like 10 20 minutes before I. went to bed. So, she heard this like. alarm go off in the primary bedroom. This is James Brock's elvad machine. He's got a heart machine that he's. always plugged into because he has. really bad heart problems. He had open. heart surgery multiple times. He was. waiting for a heart transplant. And that. alarm will go off for all sorts of. things. Um, it does seem like that alarm.

is slightly sensitive from what I can. see online because you have to be. because I mean he could literally die. from his heart not working properly and. pumping blood. It's a machine that helps. his heart pump blood. >> Wow. >> So, if that stops, >> yeah, >> he will pass. So, there's alarms that. are embedded on this machine. And she. said that she heard the alarm go off. maybe like 10 20 minutes before she fell. asleep. and she kind of mentions it's. like a common occurrence. It goes off. They have to fix whatever's wrong with. it. Sometimes it could be like. administrative. Sometimes it's not a big.

deal. If it is a big deal, then the. alarm gets louder. You go to the. hospital. She thought it was just like a. normal day. She goes to bed. She says, "I was already really tired and I wasn't. hardly even able to hear it due to my TV. and my sister's TV and my heater. Plus, my door was barely cracked open when I. went to bed." So, she's saying she went. to sleep super early, heard the alarm go. off, and then just knocked out. didn't. hear anything else until she was woken. up by her 5-year-old sister who was. like, "Oh my gosh, you have to call the. police." So, people, they don't ask, but. they kind of want to ask, "How did you.

not hear the five gunshots?". >> Mhm. What time was the shots? >> We don't know. >> Okay. What time? What kind of. >> This was like 8:00 in the morning, 7:00. in the morning. >> Okay. Now, what's interesting is that. these Elvad machines, I was looking into. it and the initial alarm that goes off, it is at around 85 dB, which to put that. into perspective, it's like a very loud. garbage disposal in operation if you've. got like watermelon rind in there. Eat a. watermelon, put it in the garbage. disposal, turn it on, it's like that. worring sound. Or it sounds like a lawn.

mower from several feet away, like those. handheld lawnmowers. or it's louder than. a normal conversation. Maybe screaming, but it's not like a blaring siren. It's. not like the fire alarm in an apartment. complex is going off on a Saturday. morning. It's not that loud. If you're. in the same room, it would be impossible. to sleep through it. It will wake up. deep sleepers. That's the whole point. It's loud and at a frequency that it. will cause ringing in the ears if you're. listening to it for prolonged periods in.

the same room. It's uncomfortable. because that's the whole point. If you. hear it go off from maybe a room away, it's probably comparable to a typical TV. volume when you're inside the room. So, let's say you're sitting in the room and. you're watching TV, it's going to sound. that same volume when the alarm goes off. in the next room. She says that she. hears the elvad machine before she falls. asleep, but she doesn't hear a gunshot. or the second or the third, fourth, fifth. A gunshot, especially fired. indoors, is going to be around 160 dB,

depending on the gun, give or take, in. the house. But that would be like. standing next to a jet engine at. takeoff. Or if multiple jackhammers were. operating simultaneously in your. kitchen, in your house at the same time. A single jackhammer is around 110 dB. This is 160. This is much louder. And. it's even louder indoors because it's a. confined space with lots of walls, floors, ceilings that reflect sound. waves back through the rooms. According. to gun experts, they say it's virtually.

impossible. And when you look up the. house that they live in, it's a 2,000 ft. house. It's not a Jeff Bezos mansion. with like 25 different levels and a. guest house for the chief of staff. This. is a very normal house. It's 2,000. square ft. And she says she doesn't hear. any of them. One gunshot is a hundred. times louder than a smoke alarm, a. thousand times louder than a vacuum. cleaner. The vibrations are so strong. that it can rattle the windows. If there. are neighbors within a few hundred feet.

of the property, which there weren't, but if there were, most likely they. would have heard it as well. In fact, depending on how close you are, you. could experience pretty severe. discomfort in your ears for at least a. few hours, if not the entire day. afterwards. The only reason you would. not hear this, experts theorize, is. three things. severe pre-existing heart. of hearing, unconsciousness, or extreme. intoxication or heavy sedation. That's. it. That would be the only way. There. are a few other points of contention. that happen in hindsight, like the fact.

that Sarah writes in her DM to the true. crime creator. I think it would be a. really big hit cuz the only person who. posted about it made it as the first. image you see when you Google their. names. Plus, I can give you intel, just. I can't give you anything that could. break the case. That's what the cops. told me. A lot of people feel like I. mean there's a lot of debate on the. wording of this. I would say that most. majority of netizens think it's crazy. It seems like she wants to get Tik Tok. famous. She's trying to tell everyone. it's going to be a big case. It's going. to be a big hit. It's going to go viral.

We're going to be on trending. And it. just seems weird to be the daughter of. someone who was found brutally murdered. in the same house. However, on the flip. side, I feel like it I I mean, because I. get a lot of emails of people that are. requesting that we cover the case and. the Rotten Mango team goes through it. And I think that sometimes people are. trying to throw out anything to get your. attention. >> and whether they think you're chasing. views or whether they think that you're. doing this or that, it maybe is like.

here's an incentive for you to talk. about it. Like just here's everything I. can think of for you to talk about it. I. can give you like special information. that nobody else has. Like you're. probably going to get views. Like it. could be a desperate attempt to get. people to talk about it because she. wants the case solved. That's been a. very big debate from what I can see and. I'd be interested to know your thoughts. Other points of contention are the fact. that even at the funeral she is wearing. a light blue dress that some people felt. was not appropriate. To be fair, it. doesn't seem like everybody was adhering. to this like black only rule. But one.

comment reads, "It looks like she. purposely chose a dress that makes her. appear younger and innocent." I will say. the dress is very It's like a baby doll. dress. And those are trending again. So. I don't know if it just happens to be on. par with the trends. >> Mhm. >> I don't know if it was more. psychological than that. If she wants to. appear younger, I'm not entirely sure, but it is some people think. inappropriate even in its color for this. funeral. In July of 2025, the sheriff's. office in Carol County, Georgia, hold a.

press conference. Today, we can confirm. that an arrest has been made in the. case. Kristen Brock's 17-year-old. daughter, Sarah Grace Patrick, has been. taken into custody and charged with two. counts of murder and two counts of. aggravated assault in connection with. the death of her mother and her. stepfather. The Carolton Police. Department are being quite vague, which. is normal for the police, but like let. me tell you, when I say this case is. very vague, it's so vague. They keep.

referencing the idea that they have a. mountain of evidence. We don't know. anything about said mountain of. evidence. Sarah did not confess. Sarah. was not even arrested. She her family is. very a little particular about the. wording of this, but a lot of news media. reports are saying that she turned. herself in, which almost has an. insinuation of guilt attached to it. Like, she turned herself in. She's. saying, "Hey, I did it. I want to. confess. I'm coming to the police.

myself." Her dad is saying, "That's not. at all what happened." We follow the. rules. The police were like, "Hey, we're. just going to create warrants for your. arrest. So unless you come here tomorrow. in the morning, we're going to bring the. marshall's office to you. We're bringing. the US marshals to you to arrest you and. it's going to be a big whole thing. So. he's saying it's not that Sarah turned. herself in. She was told like you got to. come in and she was just following the. rules. I think that they're very. particular about one insinuates guilt.

>> Got it. Got it. So that's the dad, right? >> Yes. The biological dad, >> right? And so is he supporting Sarah or. >> he thinks that Sarah is completely. innocent. He states that the. investigators conducted a 4-hour. interrogation of Sarah, which he states. that he didn't even approve of. He said. that the investigators kept asking him. like, "Hey, do what you need to do. If. you need to go out, get a phone call. If. you need to go out, get a drink. If you. need to go out, take a smoke, go be my. guest." So he goes out, he takes a smoke. break, comes back in, and the officers. are interrogating his minor child.

without him being present, which he says. is crazy. But he lets the conversation. continue for about 4 hours because they. kept saying that Sarah was giving a. witness impact statement. So, they were. pretending to be very friendly until. that 4hour mark hits. And he says that. they just start slamming down photos, crime scene photos of Kristen and James. with gunshot wounds laying in their bed. >> At the end of it, they started throwing. pictures of her parents at us, her her.

stepdad and her mom, deceased with. gunshot wounds. >> They were taken by crime scene text when. they came to the scene. So, I stopped. the interview and told them that we were. not going to talk no more and they let. us go. I asked them if they were. arresting her and they said no. >> 2 hours later, we get a call saying I. have to turn her in by 10:00 in the. morning or else they would send out the. US Marshalss. He says he's upset because. they just followed the rules. Sarah did. not turn herself in. A lot of people.

actually support Sarah. And I would say. a lot of people that know Sarah support. Sarah. However, the growing number of. people that either call into question. her motive or call into question her. culpability in its entirety, it's. growing online. Every day the Facebook. page is growing. It's a private Facebook. page. I stand with Sarah Grace Patrick. Every day there's more threads on. Reddit. Every day there's more comments. on Tik Tok that seem to be like, "Well, I don't know. Maybe she's not guilty.". Hm.

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[Music]. It's very interesting. A family friend. of Sarah's says her father walked in. with his daughter in that police station. not knowing what lied ahead for his. child. She never confessed anything. She. was working with detectives to find the. people who murdered her mom and stepdad. She trusted them because that is who she. is. and all these people talking about. her apology at the funeral service. saying I'm sorry at the end as an. admission of guilt as some sort of. confession that was very normal for.

Sarah. She would apologize over. everything even if it wasn't her fault. Sarah's dad says in an interview, >> "You can sneeze on my daughter and. she'll tell you I'm sorry." You know, that's She says I'm sorry to everything, not just to the eulogy. you know, really. I mean, you can step on her toe. and she'll tell you she's sorry she was. in the way. That's just the type of girl. she is. >> Others also comment when she was. probably saying, "I'm sorry to James. Brock's family." Some people are saying.

maybe she didn't mean it as like, "I'm. sorry that I killed him," but more so. like, "I'm sorry that you're going. through a loss." Because we don't see. any reports that she was saying it to. people that were related to her mom. So. maybe it would I don't know if that. changes things if she was going to. everyone that knew her mom and was like, "Hey, I'm sorry." Because that would be. a little strange of, "No, we should be. saying that to you if anyone's saying. it." But perhaps she was saying it to. James Brock's family because she just. felt sorry for their loss. I don't know.

It's a little unclear with that one. I. don't think saying I'm sorry is an. admission of guilt. The investigator on. the case later tells a reporter it. seemed odd. It was more like a speech. and at the end she said I'm sorry. Was. that I'm sorry because I may have done. this or is it I'm sorry because I was. upset during this eulogy. We may never. know. But they said that it did raise. alarms. A close family friend argues. though. I have known Sarah and her. family since Sarah was in middle school. She and my daughter are best friends. She is very much just a child. I mean,

no one online knows her background, her. story, and what she's gone through. A. lot of people think that Kristen and. James Brock were not great parents to. Sarah Grace Patrick and that Sarah. Patrick probably had a very rough. upbringing. If you go through Kristen. Brock's Facebook page, you'll see that. Kristen's dad, so this is Sarah's. maternal grandfather, is standing by her. also stating. >> if they had something concrete, they. would have arrested her a whole lot. sooner. >> And that has been a big point of.

contention. Again, the police keep. saying they have a mountain of evidence. And this is not me advocating stating. that I believe someone is innocent or. not innocent. I don't know what the. police have. >> Wait, so it took them 5 months to arrest. her? >> People think that is a lengthy amount of. time. I will say that Carol County, Georgia is a very small county. I don't. know how many people are on their police. force. I don't know if they have the. facilities to process a lot of. information and evidence quickly. I do. know that the GBI, the Georgia Bureau of. Investigations, was also working on this.

case, and they are somewhat a little bit. faster, I would think, than a small. department like Carol County. >> Mhm. >> Some people did think it was weird that. it took so long. Now, here's where it. gets a little bit weirder. The murder. weapon was nowhere in the house. The gun. was not found in the house. So, that. would mean that if Sarah were to be the. killer, she would have shot her parents. and then disposed of the gun. But what's even weirder is that's. totally feasible. That could totally be. something that happened, right? But.

nobody knows if the police even found. the gun. They've been very strange about. it. And I mean, sometimes police are. vague for reasons. And this is a very. sensitive case where it's getting it's. getting viral online and she's a minor, but they're saying we can't really. comment on that. >> Who? The police can comment on that. >> Yeah. They're like people are asking, "Have you found the murder weapon?" And. they're like, "We can't really comment. on it." So does that what does that. mean? M. >> nobody knows what that means. Are they. trying to lie because they think other. people are involved and maybe they're. trying to find the owner of the gun?

Maybe it has like deface serial numbers. I don't know. Or does it mean they. haven't found the gun and they don't. want to admit to it? Because I would be. like, "Hey, what do you mean you haven't. found the gun?" Another thing that. people point out is if they suspected. Sarah Grace Patrick of being guilty from. the jump, from the get- go, which is. what a lot of people think because she. stated from the get-go that she did not. hear gunshots and police thought it was. strange. Why didn't they test her hands. for gunshot residue? Maybe they did, but. it's just I think they're not really. helping themselves in this case. At. least online. I'm not saying in the.

trial. I think in the court system, it's. probably best if they don't reveal every. information that they have, but at least. on terms of online, people are weirded. out. >> Mhm. >> If they had tested her hands for gunshot. residue the day of, if it came back. positive, that would have been an arrest. instantly. They also took her phone. early on in the case. >> Oh, okay. >> So, she was using her dad's phone to. post on Facebook and to post on Tik Tok. So, if they took her phone, I mean, you. would imagine that teenagers are not.

great at covering up their crimes. >> So, you're saying like again, there's so. many opportunity to arrest her very. early on. >> Yes. But it could also be argued this is. a county that does not deal with a lot. of homicides. You're talking about a. very sensitive case where a minor is. going to be charged with double. homicide, >> two counts of murder, and she's going to. be tried as an adult. I think if they. believe that she was not at flight risk, perhaps they wanted to dot their eyes. and cross their tees and get everything.

absolutely perfect before they made an. arrest. However, some netizens argue. that as well, saying, "What do you mean. they just let her roam about for 5. months? Because if she's capable of. killing her own mom and her stepdad, I. mean, she's probably at flight risk. considering she she was jumping around. from family home to family home to. friends houses. She was going to a. friend's house in Alabama. It seemed. like she didn't have a permanent. residence. She had nothing tying her to. that town. And you hear a lot about. teenagers that run away. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And and but you said.

GBI is involved in the case or was. involved. It seems like they processed a. lot of the evidence, but I don't think. that they're involved in the sense of. they are leading the investigation, but. they are being sent evidence and they. are processing it and sending results. back. >> What that evidence is, we don't know. And again, I I feel like this almost. sounds like I'm advocating to maybe. question her innocence. Um, that's not. what I'm doing. But also, maybe that is. something I should do more because. everyone is innocent until proven.

guilty. It's just this is the. conversation that's been online and it's. been growing every single day. I would. say initially when she was first. arrested, everybody it seemed was on. board with that she's guilty. People. didn't even want a trial. They're like, "Forget the trial. Forget innocent until. proven guilty. No, she's guilty. Look at. her Tik Toks." But now every day, every. hour, it seems like there's more. comments being like, "Wait, what's the. mountain of evidence?" Or new people. that are coming into this case that are. like, "Wait, I'm so confused." So, they. haven't even found the murder weapon.

Yeah. Yeah. >> What's the evidence that they have. against her? So, there's two sides to. the argument. Some are saying maybe. they've got no evidence. Others are. saying maybe the evidence is so strong. they don't even need to tell the public. about it. But Sarah's side of the family. is adamant that she did not do this. And. if she didn't, who did? Sarah's dad says. in an interview, >> Sarah knows more than most people knows. The only thing that she could think of. was there was drug deals go wrong. her. mother and James Brock had fallen into.

some drug abuse. >> You know, they ripped somebody off a. couple months before that. And Sarah. thought that it could be that person. When I say drugs, I'm not talking about. like, you know, the hardcore drugs. From. what I understand, it was over weed or. something like that, but a substantial. amount. And she was telling the. investigators that the whole time. And. when we talked to the investigators, they said that they had already talked. to them and said that they counted them. out. He continues, "Even just a week. before their deaths, my son told me. about an incident where a friend of. theirs pulled a gun on them right before.

Valentine's Day. >> And my son witnessed it. That's my son. And he's not just going to make stuff up. like that. He brought that up to us that. the family friend that had pulled a gun. on James in the kitchen and they asked. him to leave and make him go walk the. dogs.". >> Damn. >> The police have stated that there were. no signs of forced entry, but the family. do often sleep with their doors. unlocked. However, Sarah's dad says he. took a picture of the front door and he. believes it looks like someone tried to. break it open. There is no confirmation. that this is accurate, meaning we don't.

know when these marks could have been. made. We don't know if this was from a. week ago. We don't know if it was from. that day. However, some people think. that Sarah's biological dad doing. interviews is actually making her look. guiltier. At one point, he talks about. James' elvad machine, stating that it. was a constant thing that always went. off. He heard it go off during dinner. sometimes when they would go out to eat. together. He says that it wasn't too. loud. So netizens are confused because. Sarah stated that she heard the elvad. machine go off and now her dad is saying. it wasn't too loud. So she could hear. that but she couldn't hear gunshots. And.

Sarah's dad said, "Speaking of gunshots, they don't have a weapon." And again, we. don't know if this is just the police. telling him. We don't know if this is. him speculating. We don't know what the. police have. >> Do we know where the room locations. exactly or not really? >> Okay, this is another part where people. thought that Sarah's side of the family. was not doing uh doing her any favors. They kept saying that the house has an. odd layout. I went on Zillow and the. house looks like all the bedrooms are. kind of in one section. And even if it's. not, it's a 2,000 ft onele house.

>> Okay. >> But even if it weren't a onele house, like a single level residence. >> Mhm. >> 2,000 ft² you would probably hear. gunshots. Like I said, again, we're not. talking about a 50,000 square foot. commercial building. >> Yeah. >> Even then, you probably could hear. >> Yeah. The that gunshot is weird. So, the. bedrooms are not in like opposite. >> It doesn't appear. So, I mean, there's. no there's no floor plan to the house, but James's family who have been in the. house say the bedrooms are all in the.

same area. Like, they're all in that. same section. The only thing that's. confusing is now some netizens are. questioning whether or not the. 5-year-old heard the gunshots. Because. if the murder weapon had not been found, it could have been a silencer on it. But. if the 5-year-old heard the gunshots, then Sarah should have, too. So, that's. where it's kind of tricky. I I feel like. the 5-year-old heard the gunshots. That. doesn't seem like something a 5-year-old. could even grasp an understanding of of. like gun. It's very. >> I mean, I I don't I mean, gunshots are.

loud, but is it possible that someone. can sleep through that is what I'm. trying to imagine. Experts are saying. either A, the 5-year-old did not hear. gunshots and maybe heard something else. that startled her awake and there was a. silencer on the gun or B Sarah is lying. because there's no way unless she was. drugged, unless she wasn't in the house, >> that she did not hear those gunshots. >> I see. So the the experts are saying you. are 100% well be woken up if there's.

five shots in your house. It's kind of. like the I guess you could really argue. it to the grave like Jen McCabe does. with a lot of her arguments in the Karen. Reed case. It's like yeah, you could be. like, "No, the forensic evidence doesn't. know what it's talking about." But. ultimately, it's like most people are. like, "Come on, there's no way.". >> Got it. >> Unless there was a silencer. So, the. data is saying, you know, they don't. have a weapon. There has been no weapon. found. I mean, they searched that. property for days and days and they. there was no weapon found. Again, we. don't know if this is true. Some. netizens feel sympathy for the dad. They.

say, "I definitely understand why he's. in denial. However, we need to learn to. hold our children accountable." Or some. people are commenting, "I feel very. sorry for the dad. I hope for his sake. his daughter is innocent." Others are. commenting, "Why would he let her be. interrogated without an attorney? He. just needs to keep quiet. He's making. things worse for her." Some netizens. just say, "I guess I'm just going to. wait to see the mountain of evidence.". And so, a lot of netizens have then. taken to trying to figure out Sarah. Patrick's motive. I do want to make a. firm note here. This is a very sensitive.

part of the case that I was kind of. struggling with the Rotten Mingo team of. like, okay, do we talk about this? Because this is a big part of the. conversation right now as it's. developing and I can foresee that it's. probably only going to get bigger and. probably bigger up until the trial or if. she pleads guilty. Because we don't talk. about it doesn't mean that it goes away. I do want to make a firm note though. that when people search for a motive, that does not mean that they're in. search for an excuse for the. perpetrator. Nor are they saying that. any motive would justify any sort of.

crime, especially one as extreme as. double homicide. I think the pursuit of. understanding should not be mistaken for. endorsement of actions. I think a lot of. people sometimes confuse explanation as. justification and those two things are. entirely different. Humans are sometimes. wired in weird ways to want to make. sense of things and actions that should. not be confused again with making peace. with said things. There is a quote that. I get drawn to for cases like this, which is the examined crime is not the. excused crime. Rather, it's the one less. likely to be repeated. So, with that.

being said, do I think sometimes people. like to cross that line? Yeah. I mean, I. will say that perhaps with this case. that line gets crossed a few times and. I'll let you know when, but there are a. lot of people trying to understand what. the hell is happening. Like, if Sarah. Patrick killed these two people, why why. would she do that? It doesn't even make. sense. And I think the biggest thing is. Sarah Patrick was 17 years old. Even. when her mom passes away, her stepfather. is gone. She's kind of free. She's. roaming about. There's not like one firm. guardian. Even the police confirmed it.

Like, she's been kind of she's 17. She's. free to go wherever. It doesn't seem. like it's this, oh, you've got 10 more. years in my custody and I'm going to say. no, you can't have a boyfriend. It. doesn't seem like that. It seems like. she could probably just leave and not. live with them. So, why go to this. extreme length? Is it that was there. some sort of underlying mental health. condition? Was there some sort of big. vendetta against them? Is this just a. teenager snapping? I think a lot of. people are trying to make sense of it. A. family member of James' said in an.

interview that she does not believe that. Sarah is innocent. So, it seems like. Sarah's side of the family believes she. is innocent, including Kristen's dad, >> Sarah's grandpa. >> Yes. The deceased father. >> He believes that she's innocent as well. Wow. >> Yes. Now, James Brock, they have no. blood ties. >> Mhm. >> This is his stepdaughter. >> They believe that Sarah is guilty. And a. lot of people believe that Sarah is. guilty. They say, first of all, how did. she not hear the gunshots? It it just. doesn't make any sense. The the family.

also states, I mean, Sarah side of the. family is going around town telling. everybody that the house had a weird. layout, but no, it didn't. That's not. true at all. All of the bedrooms were. close together. It's it's a rather small. house. She says, quote, I'm not out here. with a measuring tape, but if I were to. guess, between the doorway to the. parents room and Sarah's room, maybe 8. ft. She also says that she's not going. to name names, but I quote, I can say. that multiple members of Sarah's family. have come to us privately and said that. Sarah was involved. That's a lot to me. That says a lot to me because if you're. going out on that kind of limb and I.

will say that James's niece seems very. honest. Her name is also Kristen so it. gets a little confusing but she she just. strikes me as someone that's not trying. to just put all the blame on Sarah. because it seems like the best way to. grieve. It seems like she genuinely. wants answers and they've led her to. this path and it seems like she probably. knows a lot more than the internet does. >> But she states, you know, every time I. was around Sarah, she's very sweet. It's. not like she's this crazy teenager that. she's like, "Oh, she's so crazy. She's.

weird. She's losing it." She's very. sweet. She was very open to talk to. whoever was around. She struck me as a. sweet girl. She did, but I didn't live. in that home with her. And so, James had. said multiple times that, "You don't. know the real Sarah." He didn't go into. detail because to be honest, when he. would tell my mom that, she'd be like, "Oh, James, you never raised a teenage. girl before, and you're not supposed to. think anything more of that." But he w. he said multiple times, "She's not the. sweet Sarah that you guys see. She's not. who she puts online. You don't know the.

real her." And then the eulogy at the. funeral was so strange. She adds, "There. were tears everywhere at that funeral. Everybody couldn't get through their. speech. My mom needed a friend up there. with her just to get through it." And I. think it's weird that Sarah, after. losing her mom, gets up there in her. dress, did this big long speech, and. didn't ever shed a tear, didn't never. stop to gather herself. I think it was. very weird. at the funeral is just kind. of like a big wow. She says, "I don't. think at the time any of us had a solid. theory. We didn't think it was possible.

that she acted alone and I still don't. believe that she did because it just. seems odd that she would be the one to. pull the trigger.". >> Interesting. So, they believe that. there's another person. >> Yes. And a lot of people believe that. and they think that is maybe why the. police have been very vague about. everything regarding this investigation. So, let's go into people's theories of. the motive. Again, motive is an. explanation to actions, not a. justification to actions. Especially in. this situation where it seems like Sarah.

does have other family members. She's. 17. It seems like she was able to walk. out of this house if she wanted to. It. does not seem to be a self-defense. Like, this is not that. >> So, there's really no justifying, but. these are the theories online. The first. is this is the main one that she wanted. to be Tik Tok famous. There were. pictures of her previously before the. crimes happened where she is lip-syncing. to songs and there is like an Oxygen. true crime documentary playing in the.

back. People have taken this to say that. she was someone that was obsessed with. true crime and she wanted to become the. grieving daughter. >> and to gain attention, sympathy, love, and adoration through the internet. through that way. She was using her. dad's phone because her phone was. confiscated. She was promoting her Tik. Tok page on her dad's Facebook. She was. posting on her dad's Facebook. And it's. very interesting because I will say that. James Brock's side of the family when. they were posting it was very much like,

"Spread the word, spread the word. $5,000 reward. Spread the word. Spread. the word." Sarah would say, "Yes, we. need to talk about it." But a lot of it. were trends, trending audios, Tik Tok sounds, crying, just a little bit more of that. side versus like, can we please talk. about it? Can we please raise awareness? Can we please talk about this case? >> So, a lot of people have felt that is. part of maybe her motive of trying to. become Tik Tok famous. The fact that. she's reaching out to Tik Tok content. creators to ask them to cover her case.

is also another supplemental piece of. evidence that people have for believing. this motive. >> As you can see, she reached out to me. back in May. >> She messaged me back on June 3rd and. just said, "Search up Brock case.". >> She would also post things like, "We. need lots of shares cuz this case can't. be forgotten about, but at the same. time, I don't want to make too much. noise on social media cuz I don't want. to scare this person off." People. thought that was just kind of a weird. phrase. And so that's a big chunk of. people. They think that she did this. because she wanted to get Tik Tok.

famous. And maybe she just did not like. her parents because I don't think you. could do that just to get Tik Tok. I. don't know. >> One netizen comments, I don't know. It's. twisted, but I don't get the vibe that. she was getting such satisfaction out of. fooling people. I think she took comfort. in getting all the emotional support. that she might have lacked maybe from. everywhere else. Of course, she had to. play it off online, but I mean, she did. sure go out of her way to get attention, which is really [ __ ] up. So, I think. even as people are commenting, they're.

kind of confused. >> They're like, at the same time, she. didn't need to post so many trending. audios non-stop to try and get views, but at the same time, I don't know if. that's the motive. Like, that's what. netizens are saying. Other netizens are. saying, do you think that her posting on. TikTok was her trying to confess to the. crime? And this goes into the psychology. where a lot of people say that killers. sometimes want to get caught. A lot of. people say that serial killers want to. get caught because they want the. notoriety and they want to be recognized. for their crimes. Other people say that. when it's killers that are not complete.

serial killers where they do feel some. guilt and remorse. They kind of do these. subconscious things in an effort to get. caught. It's like um people say it's. like the lottery effect. When people win. the lottery, they almost subconsciously. maybe feel like they don't deserve the. money or they didn't earn the money, so. they'll blow through the money. It's. kind of I don't know. Some people are. saying that they're saying it doesn't. make sense that you would reach out to. content creators to cover your case to. get more attention on your case if.

you're getting away with it. They're. saying it just doesn't make sense. And. that's why people are saying no. But. it's not about getting away with it. It's about getting TikTok famous. So. that's been a huge back and forth. I. will say one quick reminder though is. one netizen comment reads, "She let her. little sister find her parents' bodies. I don't think it really matters if she. felt any remorse if she did this." Like, she let her little sister find her. parents' bodies. That's crazy. >> Then comes the second theory, and this. is where I think things get a little bit.

tricky. There are a lot of people that. have resorted to, I would say a good. chunk of people are internet. sleuththing. They're going online. They're digging into old Facebook posts. They're going on to Instagram accounts. and just trying to put some puzzle. pieces together for their own. understanding of this crime. And then. there are people who are straight up. victim blaming. She and James Brock. officially start dating in 2018, or at. least on Facebook, and people are. commenting, "A new man. Good for you.".

And she's responding, "A keeper finally. New to the public eye, but already in. mine and the kids' hearts. Love after. divorce is possible." Heart emoji. So, it seems like things are going well up. until September 20th, 2022. So, this is. 2 years and 3 months before the crime. Kristen posts on Facebook a very cryptic. message, and it's to the point, but. somehow cryptic, and it has underlying. messages, and it just reads, "Yeah, this. hurts me, but it's going to hurt her. more." And she's talking about their. 5-year-old daughter. Again, let's call. her Bella. Please pray for us in our.

safety. Please let me know if you see. James Brock so you can warn me. He is. trying to kill me. has been trying to. get to the house and to the child. Man, wasted tears now huge fears. >> Wait, what's going on? >> So, she's posting to her Facebook. friends that her little 5-year-old. daughter is going to be heartbroken. because it appears that her and James. are no longer going to be together. And. she tells her Facebook friends, "Hey, if. you see James Brock, you have to let me. know because he's trying to kill me.". >> Okay, >> so on that post, one netizen comments, and this is new. They're saying, "Dad,

this is learned behavior. There's a lot. more to this story and I hope it's all. put out there. So, there's this argument. of can these posts be used with online. discourse to talk about maybe why Sarah. Patrick committed these crimes or is it. too soon because nothing has been. confirmed? Although these are from. Kristen Brock's Facebook page. I will. say I do think that a lot of the. attention is more so on Kristen Rock. because that is Sarah Grace's biological. mom and she does have a lot of Facebook.

posts talking about her relationship. with James and it seems like a lot of um. she was also arrested for child cruelty. We're going to get there. But it seems. like she was um from a lot of people's. accounts, she was sometimes a little. volatile. Even from these posts where. she is talking about James trying to. kill her, James is very calm anytime he. interacts with her on Facebook. And she. accuses him of trying to kill her. She. accuses him of completely leaving the.

kid, never calling their 5-year-old, not. being a dad that's around, missing all. of her birthdays, and doing like. sleeping with her best friend. And every. time James responds to these Facebook. posts, he's very calm, and he's saying, "Hey, can you please stop lying about. me? Can you just tell everyone that. you're the one that had my phone cut off. and that's why I can't call her good. night?" M. >> people have been using Kristen Brock's. Facebook post to try and get people to. understand maybe why Sarah Patrick. committed these crimes, saying this is.

not a healthy home life. We don't know. what else was going on inside the home, but it it probably is not the best. environment for children. If she's. posting that her partner, her child's. stepfather, and the father of a little. toddler is trying to kill her on. Facebook, it seems very tumultuous. Like, if that's really what you would. think, then you should go to the police. you should do these things to protect. your children if that's truly what you. believe is going to happen. I think that. initially when people heard about this. case, there was such a strong rhetoric.

of this is a spoiled teenage brat who's. obsessed with looking a certain way and. using Tik Tok filters and being Tik Tok. famous. She's a narcissistic. sociopath. Like, these are the words. that people were using to describe her. And I think the minute that some of this. came onto Reddit and came on to people's. attention, I think because the wording. was so strong against Sarah Grace, people started pushing back even harder, saying like, well, maybe she's not. narcissistic. Maybe her home life was.

horrendous. So, it's just been very. strange. But one netizen comments, here. we go with the excuses. She's a. cold-blooded killer with no emotions who. left her parents dead and allowed her. baby sister to find them. To which. someone comments back, but there was. abuse in the home, so stop assuming. she's just a killer. with another person. commenting that never gives anyone an. excuse to take someone else's life. But. just from doing some scrolling, you can. tell this girl had a hard home life for. quite some years. After putting your. children through all this drama of your. past relationships, posting on Facebook. that you're going to get killed by him,

etc. Your child more than likely has. witnessed your relationship and has. trauma from it. If you're in a toxic. relationship like this, you need to put. your kids first. You shouldn't run back. to that relationship every chance you. get. Lord only knows what these children. have witnessed daily for years. There's. another post from Kristen's Facebook. page. And it reads, "Hey, me and James. are not together, not even friends. I. don't really know him at all. I'm. ashamed and hurt and embarrassed. Never. again will you bring filth into my life. You play people like a fiddle, just not. me anymore. Karma will be your king, King Brock. Lmao." And a lot of the.

Facebook posts do indicate that maybe. she had a a complicated relationship. with James Brock. So on the same day, she would post quotes like, "Stop. chasing after people and being the only. one trying to fix everything." It's. mentally and physically exhausting. You. have to find peace with whoever comes. and goes from your life. Don't be the. only one putting in effort because you. will end up losing yourself trying to. save everyone else. And then the same. day she'd post and just like that, voila, thank you Lord for opening my. eyes and showing me what I need to see. And then the same day she'd post another.

one that says, I instantly smile when I. see a text from you. I don't even care. what's in it. It's just amazing to know. I crossed your mind for a second. >> And this is all about James. Clearly. >> seems like it. >> Okay. So overall, at least in 2022, their relationship was probably on rocky. footing. She also posted asking her. friends, "How do I change my name on. here? It's set to Kristen Brock using. James's last name." And she's like, "Anybody please?" To which a stranger is. commenting like, "You need to make a new. account." And she's responding to the. stranger, "Uh, I hate him now. I'm.

sorry. He has hurt us for the last time. I know he don't give two craps." In. another post, she shares a quote that. reads, "Humble enough to know I'm. replaceable. cocky enough to know it's a. downgrade. And then she comments on. that. James doesn't call and I call our. 5-year-old. And I'm about to go to bed. Once I wake up, it's GNU GNU everything. I don't know what that means. I can't. let this little girl's heart be broke by. him ever again. To which James responds. writing, "Be sure you tell everyone you. had my phone cut off." Around this time.

in another random comment thread, Kristen tells a friend in the public. section of her Facebook page, quote, "Now, I don't know because I caught him. with my best friend this morning." Then. in another thread, she's talking to. James and she says, "You really are a. [ __ ] for not calling our daughter.". Then another comment, she writes, "Just. another gay Jay now. Go [ __ ] in someone. else's yard, you dopehead." James. comments back retaliating, "You know. what? You can stop lying to everyone and. start telling the truth. You're a. [ __ ] joke. message me and then block.

me after I message you and then telling. lies. You had my phone cut off so I. couldn't call and block and then now. you're texting and you're the dope head. that hasn't been asleep. Game on, Kristen. I will do the same [ __ ] to you. Tired of the abuse from you. So, this is. what James is responding. In addition, a. few days after all of that, on September. 26th, 2022, Kristen posts an address. onto Facebook with just the words, "Party over here." Someone comments, "No. one's going to show up to a party at. 4:00 a.m. on Sunday." Kristen responds,

"Lmao crying emoji. You're right. Heads. are more 2 amers." Which she does state. as a joke. However, it has been. discussed online and there have been. discussions that um Kristen was at one. point involved withines, but it seemed. like she was trying to get clean. recently and she started going to church. and it seemed like she was trying to. start a new chapter of her life. Hm. >> Now, Sarah claims that maybe that new. chapter wasn't as long ago as people are. saying because she told her dad and the.

investigators that there was a drug deal. gone wrong a month prior to their. murders. I don't know how accurate that. is. That's coming from Sarah Patrick. However, James comments on that post. about the party. Damn. You know what. lives over there? Dopead with child. cruelty charges to my daughter and your. son. In 2022, Kristen was arrested with. child cruelty charges in the third. degree, which means that you are letting. a child witness felonies. That's. basically what it means. Um, it appears. from all accounts that I could find. online that James was inside of a barn.

Kristen was very upset with him. She had. their daughter in the back seat and. their her son. So, this is James's. stepson. This is Sarah Patrick's full. brother. >> Mhm. Sarah's not here at the barn, but. he's standing, I guess, outside and. she's trying to run into James with her. car, allegedly. And because her daughter. was in the back seat and her son. witnessed this, it would be cruelty to. children in the third degree. >> Huh, interesting. So, James called the. cops. >> Yes. >> And they came and they charged her with.

that. >> Yes. However, it seems like nothing. really crazy came of the case. She did. tell her parents that it's just a big. misunderstanding. like James is lying to. the police and that's not what happened. James also accuses Kristen of saying. things to her son such as quote, "You. told your son he wasn't your son. He was. just a snitch. Miss child cruelty. charges in third degree to our daughter. and your son." A lot of netizens have. found these posts and they have a lot to. say about it. I think that it's really.

interesting that both sides of how they. feel don't seem like they can convince. the other side. And maybe it has a lot. to do with just how we're wired. And. maybe some people have more trauma or. specific life experiences that have. specific views that they cannot change. And I don't think that's necessarily the. worst thing. But the people that think. that this has no relation to the case. They think it's actually inappropriate. to even talk about it because they're. like, "These are victims in this case.". Nothing justifies murder at all. like.

this is a spoiled teenage girl that. could have left and she killed them and. let the 5-year-old daughter find them. This is there's no excuse. And the fact. that people even think that this is an. explanation of anything is bad. And then. you have the other side of people that. are saying it's actually not bad when. you think about children and the way. that trauma develops in their brain. If. there is evidence of any sort of trauma. or any sort of abuse in the house, that. could be a good way to understand why.

she did what she allegedly did and is. accused of doing by the police. It seems. like they cannot convince the other. party to think the way that they think. A lot of people are actually finding. these posts and tagging the Carlton. Police Department in it. >> Interesting. >> And one noting comments, no child can. grow up normal in that kind of. environment. And even if the parents. changed and found Jesus, she lived more. of her life around that lifestyle than. not. And they're saying to not talk. about it is also weird. To not talk. about it is acting like it doesn't.

exist. Then what? We just act like it. doesn't exist and then more things. happen like this. So they're saying. again, it's not justification. It's not. proof of anything. It's just saying this. could have been something. But probably. the most talked about Facebook post. comes from June 20th of 2021 where on a. separate Facebook page Kristen posts, "My son's name, I'm coming to get you. love. I know you're so unhappy there. I. hear you and I'm doing everything I can. to make it happen. I promise you that, son. Your father can't beat you. anymore." So Kristen is saying, "Hey,

your biological dad is beating you, so. I'm going to come pick you up and I will. never let him beat you.". >> Mhm. >> And she's posting talking about her son. >> on his her son's page. Okay, >> Sarah comments on that. >> and she responds, "Kristen, you are a. grown woman and this is the child that. you put through the dirt just to make. yourself happy. Commenting on this post. and posting this is never going to make. me want to go to your house again and. shows how immature you are. Respectfully, grow up." Then another one. from Sarah to her mother, this time in. all caps, reads, "The only one that beat.

us was the exepdad you got with and had. no time to realize it cuz you were out. there dealing. Daddy has never laid a. hand on me and you need to stop. brainwashing my brother and it doesn't. work anymore with me. >> Wait, this is 2021? >> Yes. >> So, she was like 13 years old. >> Yeah. >> She's saying that who beats them. The. only person, James. >> She said exppad. And it does seem like. they were on and off. >> A lot of netizens believe that she's. referring to James. It doesn't appear. that there are any.

>> any other. >> other Yes. M. >> that would have been referred to as. exepdad. >> But again, these are just Sarah's words. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's not proof of anything. And I think. it's I mean, he's not here to defend. himself. She didn't even name him by. name. We don't even know if she's. talking about James Brock, >> but it just shows that she does have a. very contentious relationship with her. mother, at least at this point. And. there seems to be some trouble in the. household. Again, it doesn't justify. anything. Kristen responds, "Maybe you. need to call me because we need some.

therapy for real. Sad. this is the only. way you talk to your mom. Court. documents also reveal that Sarah's. biological dad, when they get a divorce, Sarah's dad states that Kristen, quote, "The mother has unrehabitated substance. abuse issues, and both she and her. boyfriend," referring to James Brock, failed to adequately provide a suitable. drug-free environment for minor. children. Sarah's biological dad is. accusing Kristen of exposing the. children to weed and meth. The motion in. the custody battle court docs alleged. that Kristen would let her friends come.

over when they were high on meth. And. the filing includes this allegation. Quote, "As a result of the mother's drug. usage and the mother's boyfriend. disciplining the minor son with a belt. that left a visible injury, the. Department of Family and Children. Services got involved." He claims that. DeFax, which is like CPS in Georgia, gets involved, but the couple quietly. moves from one county to another without. alerting DeFax. So then defects, they. just kind of give up on the case cuz. their workload is too high. >> Sarah's data alleges that Kristen would. have quote spiraling behaviors that.

would make it quote extremely unsafe for. her to have the children in any. unsupervised manner. According to the. court document, Sarah allegedly told her. teacher that she knew that her mom had. drugs in the house and she didn't want. to go back to living with her mom. This. is when she's like 11. The court doc. reads the minor daughter is able to. express whether her mother hides the. illegal drugs in the house like where. what the drugs look like in the. packaging and the foul order of the. Sarah's biological dad alleges that. during one incident Sarah was in the car. with her brother and Kristen and James. along with some random adults that are.

friends with Kristen in which Sarah had. to quote force to put a blanket over her. face to avoid having vomit slung at her. I guess one of the friends was high and. drunk and was vomiting everywhere. And. he also alleges that Kristen would get. super drunk and just send drunk videos. to family members and friends. But like. most custody battles, I mean it I think. the dirt was slung both ways. Kristen. would also allege the biological father. of being drunk when he was taking care. of his kids. But ultimately in March of.

2020, it was ordered that the two would. split custody 50/50. That's when Sarah. is 11. Kristen's dad is saying yes, they. had a rough life. They had a lot of past. histories and transgressions that were. not great, but they learned from it and. they were turning on a leaf. They were. going to the church in Carlton. They. were getting their life together. And. then this happened. But in 2022, James. filed a temporary protection order. against Kristen, claiming that he was. terrified of his own wife. He was. terrified for his own safety and for.

their youngest daughter. He claims that. he was inside of a barn when Kristen. tried to run him over. Side note, Kristen's dad will later state that this. is not true. Remember? But in that. filing, he claims that in 2022, Kristen. was abusing prescription medication. He. also accuses of her abuse during the. relationship, stating that she was. hitting him, destroying his property, and had even threatened to kill him. And. I think this is where I mean, I think. you guys are smart. You guys always do. your own research. If you were to go out. there and start googling this case,

these are the types of discourse that. you would come across. And I feel like. you would come to your own conclusion. But I think it's very interesting of the. question of are these things that should. be in the discourse of these types of. conversations around this case. For. example, James' family, they don't. really think so. They say everybody has. a past. It's not every day that your. posts from Facebook get brought up for. the world to see from 5 years ago, 8. years ago. It doesn't matter. That's not. a normal thing that happens. Everyone.

has fights on the internet or whatever. as far as the case goes, that has. nothing to do with the case as far as. we're concerned because we're confident. that the invest that that the. investigators have looked at every. avenue. They know their past, they know. everything. So, she's saying it's kind. of like muddying the waters when it. doesn't really have a connection with. the case. But others, on the other hand, are saying, but it does because if. that's the house that Sarah's living in, then it can kind of explain why she. might have had a motive. So, it's just. been interesting. I will say that a lot. of people have spoken highly of the.

couple. Um, in particular, a lot of. people have spoken very highly of James. He had multiple different heart. surgeries, including the one to get the. elvat attached to him, which by the way. would indicate that he's probably clean. Cuz if you're awaiting a heart. transplant, they do a lot of tests, like. a lot of toxicology screenings. If it's. showing that you have any sort of. illegal substance in you, you're going. to be inactive on the wait list for a. heart transplant. They're not going to. give you a heart transplant. there's. not. So, it wouldn't make sense. And.

then with all of his heart conditions, I. highly doubt that he was partaking in. any substance abuse at this point. But. he just he seemed like a really kind. soul is what a lot of people say. There. is this voicemail of him and this is. right before he goes into heart surgery. He's calling his niece and he leaves a. voicemail and he's like, "You know that. movie Ted?". >> I know you probably seen that movie Ted, the part of the teddy bear. he gets ripped apart and they sew him. back together and then they they pray. for him to be, you know, alive again.

And in the morning when he wakes up and. talks to him, he's like, "I just want to tell you that I love you. for something that way in case I wake up. after the surgery and I can't talk to. him, but you already know what I'm trying to. say. I love you, girl.". and he's like comforting her before he. goes into open heart surgery. and it just seems. it just seems very complicated. One.

netizen comment reads, "The history does. matter. Murder is never okay, but. sometimes history does matter." Which. brings me to where I do think people are. maybe crossing the line. I think up. until this point, the arrest, the child. cruelty charges, I feel like those are. things that people are having some. appropriate discussions about. One of. the trickier things about this case is. there is a photo that is circulating on. the internet, and if you just Google.

this case, go on one Reddit forum, you're probably going to click a few. links and get there. and it is of James. at the hospital where he is taking a. family picture with all of them and he. has his hand around Sarah Patrick's. waist and it appears we don't know but. it appears that it's resting near her. bottom like near her butt. >> like his hand is resting on her butt it. this could be a photoshopped image this. could be I mean it's not like 100%. verified it's not and also I think.

people have very polar polarizing views. about this picture. When some people. first look at this picture, they say, "Nope, I'm done. This is I think there's. abuse in that house and you cannot. convince me otherwise." And then there. are other people that say, "We know. nothing. In fact, this is such a reach.". So, some people who are saying, "This is. a reach says, look clearly. This is. Emory Hospital in Atlanta. He's in. hospital socks. He's in a wheelchair. He.

probably is drugged out of his mind on. sedatives. He's probably gone through. surgery. He's taken a picture, put his. arms around his family. He probably. doesn't even know what his hand is. resting on. >> Mhm. >> Like this. He's not thinking right now. He's just taking a picture because his. family came to visit him. They're saying. he literally is in so much pain and. probably on so much sedatives that he. can't even be creepy. Like your brain. just can't do that in that type of.

situation. So, they're saying like it's. actually a disgusting reach for people. to post this picture and act like. there's something sinister going on in. this house and talking about him as if. he's some sexually abusive stepfather. without having any evidence. In fact, one of Sarah's family friends stated. that Sarah told her straight up that. there was no sexual abuse, like he would. never. But others are arguing, "Yeah, but a lot of people don't admit to. abuse." Some people are just saying, "Hey, if he can't lift his arm more than.

her where her butt is. Don't put your. arm around them at all." Some people are. saying, "Well, it doesn't. It looks like. his hand is hovering." Some people are. arguing, "Well, it doesn't really. matter. It's just weird. This is a. teenage girl and you're the stepfather.". Some people are saying it's very. different per house. Like, a lot of. people have different barriers and. boundaries for personal space. Like I. think some families are a lot more. expressive with their physical affection. for each other, like kissing each other. on the cheek. My family is like a strict.

side hug family just cuz we love our. personal space all the time. Like it. just really depends on the people. Others are saying, "No, as a single. parent, I would never let my husband. touch my daughter like that." But it it. is interesting. Some netizens are. commenting about this picture. I mean, seriously, why are so many people almost. desperately hoping that her stepfather. abused her? Others are commenting, "The. fact that so many people are trying to. make this seem like an innocent mistake. of brushing it off because he just had. surgery or etc. is absolutely crazy. He.

had his hand on that child's ass and. there's no excuse for that." Others. argue, "This is a disgusting reach." And. then people are commenting back, "Yeah, because he's reaching for her butt." And. it just feels like again, this is not a. situation where either side is going to. convince another person to see it their. way. It's just been a lot of people's. personal. >> stories and experiences injected into. this case. >> Yeah. Do we know trial dates? Anything?

>> She I think she has a bond hearing later. this month. >> to see if she's going to get out on. bail. James' niece has spoken for the. Brock family against these internet. speculations. And she says, well, not. about this one specifically, but just in. general of all of them. And she says, "I. think that people need to be really. cautious about what they say because. they don't know. Digging up stuff from I. mean, some of this stuff I'm not even. sure where people get it from." I'm. like, I knew them. I talk to them all. the time. I'm friends with them on. social media. Where in the world did you. even get this? But they have children. They have children that are watching, grown children. James has grandchildren.

This is the stuff that they're going to. see. And it may turn out that none of. that's true. So why put that out there. forever? So the other stuff really is. not necessary until we know more. And. I'm confident that there's a lot more to. know. Which one nizen agrees saying, "Oh, good lord. The victim farming in. this discussion, fun fact, your own. stories, however tragic, if even true, are not necessarily Sarah's story. Projecting will not help solve this. crime. You know, Sarah Grace might truly. just be a straightup sociopath. Plenty. of girls and women are. This girl.

murdered her parents for internet fame. and attention and it's painfully. obvious. Others say the picture is. weird, but she let her little sister. find her parents. She's evil and wanted. attention. I don't know why you guys are. always sympathizing with the insane. Another person comments, "My brother did. this to my mom. We all had an amazing. home life. What pisses me off is people. saying my mom must have been a terrible. person." No, my brother was a terrible. person. And so with that, that is the. Sarah Grace Patrick case as of right. now. I do think it's interesting because.

I don't know why I feel like if this. case were to happen a few years ago, I. don't know if there would be this much. discourse of whether or not she had a. different motive that was not just pure. sociopathic tendencies andor just pure. insatiable hunger for violence. It feels. like a lot of people are trying to. understand her motive more than I would. imagine would have happened years ago. and it's been an interesting.

conversation to see unfold online. What. are your thoughts? Do you think it's an. appropriate conversation that people are. having online? Do you think it's an. unfair conversation? Do you feel like it. adds some sort of understanding? I mean, these are things that will probably come. out during the trial. So, what are your. thoughts? Let me know in the comments. and be safe and I'll see you in the next. one. [Music].