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The only people left in the world I dont have to explain this to are 153news.net folks. The rest of the world I must remind what real grief and real trauma is. Where have we lost our sense of emotion? Where have we lost control of reality? How are we able to watch family after family of those slaughtered by a maniac killer and they never even shed 1 single tear. Not only do they never shed a tear but they don’t even have red faces or show any trauma at all. We have fallen as a world and a society where we can’t even distinguish real from fake.

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So guys, I'm gonna share something with you guys that is... This is hard. This is part of keeping animals. This may be one of the biggest hits I've ever had with an animal. And I don't know what else to do but share with you guys. Kelsey just came and got me. And you guys saw that I just had sunshine out with the TV appearance and... This is what we found. People have asked me what my favorite snake is many times. And I could never really answer it 100% but... The truth is this sunshine was definitely what my fear. I don't know what happened. I don't know what happened. I don't know what happened. I mean she's just fine. I just had her out. I just had her out. And now she's gone. I don't know what happened. I don't know if it was something I did. I hope that the travel of this stress going to that show didn't kill her. I hope that the stress going to that show didn't kill her. I hope that the stress going to that show didn't kill her. I hope that the stress going to that show didn't kill her. This stays like today. It gets so hard. I love these animals much. Heather said. She was always my animal that I could always trust her on kids. She was such a great ambassador. Still know what happened. She just ate a few days ago. She was 100% fine. She was around all those people. She was getting handled. They loved her to death. She was such an impact. I'm sorry guys. I just didn't know what else to do but to share this moment with you guys. I don't need to pump your day out. I just don't know what I'm going to do right now. I just want to steal my passion for the animals. It won't put it hurt so bad. I can't think of another loss of an animal that I've had that has been so devastating to me. A father's grief, a mother's silent anguish. A young, boy stress family with five little girls now shattered. I won't see my daughter again. Can you tell me about how you got this news? I can't imagine what it would be like to be standing outside those doors wondering. It's the longest day ever. It was the longest day ever. Stephen Garcia and Jennifer Lugo remembering their little girl Ellie as they tried to process her senseless death. What would you want people to know about your Ellie? Sweetest girl you've ever had. Just me. I had the honor to do my job. Next week June 4th would have been Ellie's 10th birthday. She was looking forward to having a pool party to celebrate. We're going to have a party there. Her face just lit up. That was the last time I saw her. Ellie loved basketball and TikTok and the colors pink and purple. She wanted to be a cheerleader and was already planning her kinsie yeta five years away even picking out a dress. A little girl who lit up every room and every picture. She loved her dance. She loved to have fun. She loved ramen noodles. And I mean she just loved life in general. Ellie and her older sister just one year apart inseparable and she often cared for her little sisters. The younger ones they stood on understand their sisters not coming home. Ellie was devoted to her grandparents doting on them spending most weekends at their side. It's good. It's happening. It's hard to even put into words. Her grandparents still struggling with the reality of what happened. Tell her you love. You're there for. She wanted to come home. She said, no, you need to stay in school. Try not to miss so much and you know get smart. So just stay. And this is the result that we got. School's supposed to be safe. For every child lost 19 of them. There are stories like this and parents who will never be the same. 10 year old Aemri Joe Garza was another fourth grader at Rob Elementary. She was a real good student. She was a very good daughter. Friends. Very playful. Very silly. Aemri loved to draw. Do science experiments and make people laugh. She wanted to be a YouTube star one day. She was a perfect daughter. Yeah, she was a perfect daughter. When he heard about the shooting Alfred Garza the third race to the school. While waiting for news about his own daughter, Garza says he tried to comfort the children who did manage to get out. They were just overwhelmed and crying. And so as many as I could, I'm, hey, do you know your mom? That's full number. Let's call them. Let's have them know you're okay. That's what I try to do to bring some comfort to the to the kids. You know, let them know that, hey, mommy and daddy know you're okay. You're safe. You're here. You're not in any harm. And just just tried to come them down as best I could. And obviously I was getting a little overwhelmed myself, but I was trying to keep my cool for the kids. You know, I was trying not to think about it. I was just expecting for her to walk through that door any any at any moment, you know. You were helping those kids. Yes. Having no idea how your little girl was. Yeah. Yeah. I was waiting for her. He waited six hours with the rest of her family, praying for a miracle that never came. It must have been such a painful scene. Yeah, it was a nightmare. I mean, just, I mean, it still is, but you know, the unknown is where it was hard because we didn't know she was still alive. We didn't know she was, you know, injured. We didn't know if she was already, you know, she passed already. Now all he can do is treasure photos and memories like this fishing trip that you took. She's your only daughter. Only daughter. Only child. Only child. It's hard to even wrap your mind around something like that. This is the last photo he has of his baby girl posing proudly with her honor role certificate just hours before the shooting. I just, I just want to honor her name. I just, I just want her to be remembered as a type of person that she was. Garza says he is determined to stay strong for her. I don't want to, I don't want to disappoint my daughter. I want to live, you know, live and make her happy and keep her, keep her, keep her memory alive, you know. Ellie Garcia's mother, Jennifer is still reeling to devastated to even speak, clutching her last mother's day gift from her little girl. A jar Ellie made for her mother's prayers. Her parents say Ellie had a strong faith and was excited about reading a verse at church this coming Sunday. Jesus, he died for us. So when we die, we'll build different hands. She's never going to be forgotten. She's a big part of our family. Always has been, always will be. Ellie's family shared the Bible verse. She was going to read this weekend. It's Deuteronomy 618. Do what is right and good in the Lord's sight. So all will get well with you. A beautiful little girl. There are so many beautiful little children who lost their lives in this tight knit community. I was just so struck by their courage and speaking. It's not easy to do so and it's not for everyone. But they want the world to know that these were children who mattered and children who lived. And it's just really important that we tell these stories. And as for Ellie's kin Sinieta, she had already picked out her dress. You know, it's five years away for a 15 year old girl. And her dad told me we're going to buy that dress. And we're going to hang it in her room. She will always be with us. That was really, really beautiful. And I was so thankful that this family members decided to share those stories. Because those stories are important. We cannot forget. Not just the lives lost there. But all the lives that have been lost in school students like this in this country, this cannot continue to happen. It cannot. It cannot. And I think all. That's not a political statement. Right. No. Yeah, it's enough already. I think that that is something universal. It's enough. And I think a lot of moms Savannah looked at that mother and understood her silence sitting there holding that jar. I mean, my word. Yeah. Thanks. We love you. I mean, it's too much. Yeah. It's too much.