Emma, you never need to apologize for your emotions. This is one of many reasons we value your insight and telling of these tragic stories. Your empathy and connection to these cases is clear. RIP, Daisy, her parents and brother. 💙🩷💙🩷

I'm so glad you called out the whole village. Glad the family left that hell hole and it's demons.

The booing of the older brother, the mom getting fired from her job, the crime itself... it sounds like it could've been a Lifetime movie where you think "that is so ridiculous, that would never happen in real life" it's unbelievable to me that a pathetic community could treat a victim and her family in that way. I hope every single person who played a part feels immense shame for the rest of their lives. And I hope they all watched this

Oh my goodness.. I'm an absolute mess with this one. Don't ever apologise for showing your emotion. You're a gem of a human. RIP to all the family. How absolutely devastating.

This one broke me. As a parent I can’t even imagine if this happened to either of my teenage girls. It would destroy me. Please do not apologise Emma, this was a tough one ❤

Emma, please never apologise for displaying emotion, for letting those tears fall, never lose that part of you that connects so strongly to those who have suffered immeasurably, never say sorry for showing your empathy; it's a strength, not a weakness.

Please do not apologise for your raw emotion this is why these cases you tell resonate with so many people. No words can express how devastating sexual assault is and how this family suffered horrific abuse ending the lives of two beautiful women xx

That's probably the saddest story I've heard. The tears are flowing for such a beautiful girl and family. A truly horrendous outcome at every stage. What a loss😢💔

I used to talk to Daisy a lot online, she was the sweetest kindest person. What happened to her broke my heart. She didn't deserve any of it. I hope she's at peace now and god has blessed her with all the love she deserves.

When my neighbour lost her husband, she was bereft. And one afternoon, I saw her sitting on her garden wall. So I just sat on the wall next to her. And the next time I saw her, she said. People act like they don't see her, because they don't know what to say. And you didn't. You understood that sometimes just being there is enough. And that will stay with me always.

Here is my favourite quote from Irving Washington on Tears "“There is a sacredness in tears. They are not a mark of weakness, but of power. They speak more eloquently than ten thousand tongues. They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition and of unspeakable love.” Your compassion for this family is humbling Emma, much love to you xxxxxx

The fact that emma memorises these always amazes me.

58:37 I lost my 14-year old son to suicide in 2015. The pain, the grief, the literal black hole it causes is indescribable and something I wouldn't wish on anyone. I remember wanting to die. I remember giving up and just being the shell of myself. My only anchor to this world is my other children. I relate to Melinda and I relate to you, Emma. I'm sorry for what you have gone through but I am so happy that you are willing to share that part of yourself with us. Thank you for continuing to tell these important stories and never apologize for showing emotion. Suicide cannot contine to hide in the shadows and the only way we will change the stigma surrounding it is if we talk about it, no matter how hard it may be to do so.

The poor older brother! I feel so much for him. Being left alone by the ones you need & love so dearly. 😔

I recall seeing this on Netflix and I have never forgotten how sick, malicious and truly disgraceful all were who labelled this beautiful, incredibly innocent and still dealing with the naivety of reality of consequences for drinking and wanting to hang out with the ‘cool’ guys at school. You did her and her beautiful family proud Emma. I can’t imagine many didn’t also have tears watching and hearing the cruel results of incomprehensible behaviour. 😢❤

My heart goes out to Audrey and Daisy’s families.Being a survivor of rape is bad enough, but to be bullied about it is beyond heinous. For Daisy to also lose her brother and father as well, would be too much for most of us. Tonight, candles will burn in my home for all SA victims, suicidal individuals, and survivors.

Equal parts infuriating and heartbreaking. That poor family had more hurt than anyone should have to go through.

Emma, thank you for being true to who you are. Your warmth, kindness, understanding and empathy has always just oozed through the camera! Was a fan of you immediately when first watched you on Britain's darkest taboos........ You just........ Get it I wish I could articulate my thoughts, feelings and emotions as beautifully as you do You have a truly special gift Thank you for being you! Beautiful mummy ❤❤❤❤

I don't think many people would have been able to keep their composure, with such a heartbreaking, tragic case. I was truly blindsided by the tragic end. You covered this case with your usual compassion, depth and courage. Thank you, this was one of the harder cases I've heard, but you certainly have given the family legacy, and you showing such raw emotion, shows what a truly beautiful person you are. Much love and respect x

I watched this story on Netflix and I was horrified! Rape is rape! Shame on the whole community who bullied not only the girls but the entire family! Shame on them!!

this is such an emotional one for me - I see so many parallels between Daisy's life and my own. I'm 24 now, and there have been plenty of times I nearly ended up going the route she did. It hurts that while I've finally started to heal, she never got to.

Let's all stalk that town. My God in this day and age hate and corruption just seems to be the norm😢 I'm lost for words. It's beyond devastating x

This case is the most heartbreaking case I’ve heard 💔 the tears won’t stop, this family will remain on my mind for a long time.

How much heartbreak can one family go through! 😢💔Shame on everyone in that town who treated this family like they were nothing! 😡

It breaks my heart to imagine all the amazing lives not lived because of trauma. 😔

Oh Emma, please do not apologise, this is a truly heart wrenching story and it clearly resonated with you as it did so many of us. Sending you so much love and healing and also to Charlie and Logan and anyone else who needs it 💔

Aw bless you, poor family. You have provided justice and you never have to apologise for showing emotion xxx

Just watched this whilst sat in my car, waiting for my son who's in footy training. Wow. 😢😢 . I loved your work before this video Emma but my God, I absolutely adore you now. Thank you for not editing out your raw emotion. Although it was so upsetting to see you upset I feel like I can speak on behalf of your fans,,,, it has only made up respect you and love you more. Thank you ❤

Beautiful clever person with such a 💓 & a very smart unique woman we are blessed that u respect those who have passed & expose those who hurt

“A you then…& a you now.” I’ve always called it, “Before & After” 😢😊😢

Oh Emma, bless you. No need to apologise, this is why we keep coming back to your channel because you are not only a wonderful, respectful story teller but have the heart to match. ❤

Aw Emma. You weren’t crying alone, believe me. Sometimes we go through so much in our lives, coming out the other side of trauma and injustice feels so good it makes us invincible and we can take that for granted. True crime highlights that there is real darkness on this planet. I wish strength and above all; hope, to all those suffering. Don’t let the b a s t ards win.

Your heart is huge and that is why your you tube is full of heart. I was 16 when I tried to commit suicide , and will never forget my mom walking through the er doors. The look on her face still has a place in my heart. I will never ever forget it. I am 51 and I so happy that I am alive . Alive to see my sister get married, made me an auntie and so many more memories. I will always struggle with trauma, but I everyday I am ok with being me.

Thank you Emma for sharing this true story. I hope all the people who contributed to this, experience the karma they deserve!

Emma you told this harrowing story beautifully. I cried for Daisy, I cried for Melinda, I cried for my brother who took his own life in 2008. I cried for your father.

Hello to all my fellow Emma Kenny fan's, also!!! ❤❤❤ Much love and many hugs to you all 💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺

I have listened to so many of these stories and honestly thought I was semi desensitized. I am absolutely falling apart right now. This is just heartbreaking for so many reasons. I don't even have the words...just feelings.

Sat here in tears with you, Em. The fact you're so compassionate, wonderful and empathetic is why we love you. Suicide is close to my heart too, it's a pain people don't understand unless they've endured it. I hate that you understand that pain too but you carry it so beautifully, helping and giving so much love in every story you share. Love you True Crime Queen xxxx

I have been through similar things to Daisy and her friend - the sexual assault, self harm, and suicidal thoughts. Seeing you cry and your compassion and empathy oddly meant a lot to me personally as my friends and family all blamed me and didnt care. Thank you for showing that you care ❤

Thank you for your honesty, compassion and empathy. I cried with you for Daisy and her family. It's one of the saddest stories I've heard. Sending love to everyone affected ❤

Flicking through my phone with nothing on TV and to my joy Emma's given us another great case to watch and enjoy That's why you're the best ❤

You never have to apologize to your subscribers, Emma. We totally understand where you are coming from. I was crying along with you.

Emma, please don't ever apologise for showing emotion, it's one of the reasons we all love you and watch you. I totally relate to you and Melinda in this moment. Each one of those tears shows your sympathy, empathy, your love and compassion. Hugs Em. ❤

Never apologise for showing your emotions. My Dad died the day before my Mum’s 68th Birthday and six days before Christmas from Covid. Turning off that ventilator was traumatic, but even in my grief and ongoing pain, I cannot imagine the pain of losing a parent to suicide. Everyone grieves in a different way, we don’t ever get over losing someone we love; particularly a parent in traumatic circumstances, we just learn to manage it. You covered this tragic story with genuine passion and compassion, despite the content being triggering and upsetting. You did Daisy proud, that’s all you need to know. Sending peace, love and hugs xx

Absolutely heartbreaking made me cry to! 😭😭 Dont apologise em it’s so so cruel 💔

Beyond brutal and relatable to the point of tears. Thank you for telling their storey so compassionately 💔 One that should be retold until there is change 💜

Thank you for covering Daisy’s story. I looked into it after the Netflix documentary, Audrie and Daisy. And read about the Steubenville case leading from that. Darling Daisy Coleman, true kind soul, warrior, advocate. Im so sorry so many systems failed you, and you still kept fighting. Sleep easy angel ✨

This is unbelievably tragic, the pain and heartbreak they have endured. My heart goes out to Charlie and Logan. And I hope Daisy her brother and her mum and dad are together in peace and light. Xx

Devastating. This is the most heartbreaking thing I've ever heard. They are now with the angels x

Hello Emma it's heartbreaking what that family went through one tragedy after another and no need to apologise it's going to effect you from your experiences I wanted to jump through the screen and give you a big hug bless you. You definitely gave the family justice 🤗🥰😭xx

As a Psychiatric Nurse this hit hard and someone who also struggles with their mental health. Fly high Daisy 🌼

This case still deeply upsets me. My heart goes out to the two remaining brothers - this poor family experienced so much pain and loss. I can't imagine what's its like to lose two siblings and both parents so young.

Never apologise for showing your true emotion. This cace is beyond harrowing ❤❤💔💔

You never need to apologise for getting upset x thank you for doing this case xx

You sweetheart Emma. You are so intuitive. Bless you and your family. You did Daisy proud ❤

No apologies needed, this case had me crying as well. You tell it with so much passion for the victims for their families and so on , thank you for being such an advocate

This one hit me hard 😢 I was 15 when my sister was murdered, 2 months later my Dad who suffered with schizophrenia took his life and 4 months after my Dad my Mum took hers. Decades on you think you are doing ok and then hearing a story like this and it all comes flooding back like you are reliving it right now. I pray the remaining brothers are surrounded by the love and guidance of good and supportive people ❤

What an absolutely devastating case!! I cried so much with this one because I have also been affected by the suicide of my child 💔 I remember trying to justify why it was OK for me to join her and my other children would be OK without me. I had to fight so hard to stay alive! Now, almost 9 years on I help others affected my suicide loss and how it's a loss like no other. Thank you emma for showing how raw the loss still is years after, we only learn to carry our grief, and we grow around it in time xx

Broke me when you cried Emma 💔 so devastated with what this family went through… they are all together somewhere wrapped in love ❤

Sexual assault survivor here, and lost my little brother to suicide last year. Related to this story on every level. Thank you Emma. Rip daisy.

Emma, I so appreciate your openness and honesty about the feelings loved ones are left with after the suicide of a loved one. My husband died by suicide almost 19 years ago. I still to this day sometimes feel selfish for the feelings I have. But he was battling alcoholism and depression and he truly did believe that we would all be better off without him. He was SO loved. He is SO missed. Still almost 20 years later. It is a pain I wish on no one. This poor family. I can’t imagine so much suffering. My heart goes out to them. Love and Light to all! 🤍

Never apologize for being a well rounded human. You always do a great job

This needs to be a documentary. It also needs to be shown in schools.

Pray for Daisy and your Dad. Please hug your beautiful baby. Powerful, powerful video! Thank you!

This story has always haunted me since the very first time I heard it over a decade ago. Thank you for covering. Love you Emma thank you so much for all you do. ❤

❤oh Emma, this is so upsetting and so powerful. You put absolutely everything into your work and you really mustn’t apologise ❤

It's heartbreaking. I felt your pain too. Life can be so cruel.

Unbelievable that so many bad things happened to one family. The way that Daisy was treated after being r.aped is horrendous. How could the court basically let the r.apist "get away with it"? The tragedy of that poor little girl not being supported and comforted in the wake of the crime, but being bullied, and made to feel like it was her fault, disgusts me. Never apologise for getting emotional, Emma, you are telling us about terrible things that have happened and GOOD people react with empathy and emotion. You absolutely do the victims proud by telling their stories with such compassion ❤

I'm crying right along with you. This is a very very sad case.

The heartbreak is just devastating xx

This whole situation has me absolutely gutted. I was crying right there with you. For one family to go through so much trauma and loss is inconceivable. I worry for the two remaining brothers and I hope they find solace in each other. I desperately hope that the r*pist and bullies have gone on to regret their choices, feel and accept their guilt, and make a positive impact in the world in some way, because Daisy and her mom don’t deserve to have died in vain.

I have heard this case a few times. And you done them justice Emma. So emotional and compassionate. Xx

Your compassion in this and every case is palpable Emma. This one really hurt my heart. 💔

So glad you’re telling Daisy’s story. I’ve always found her story and her death very hard to get my head around. Just utterly heartbreaking. I spoke to her a couple of times on Instagram a few years back when I was going through a hard time with my mental health and she was so caring and considerate. I actually got the semicolon tattoo after I heard about it from her. I’m just starting the video but I know you’ll do her and her story justice. ❤️❤️

Oh Emma, my heart literally just broke for you. Nobody could have told Daisy’s story more sensitively and with so much understanding of the subjects covered. I was admitted as a psychiatric inpatient at the start of this year, I had a plan to end my life right down to what would happen to my dog, and how my body would be found without trauma (idiotic I know) to my loved ones. It’s such a devastating place to find yourself and the thought of what it would have done to my family horrifies me now. I have found in my life that people can be so incredibly cruel and callous. Sometimes trauma just doesn’t heal no matter how much therapy you have, no matter how hard you try and reinvent and move away. But seeing you on my screen, fighting tears for what you’ve lost, for Daisy, and for her family, has really struck a chord. You are a really special person, and people like you give people like me hope that the world can be better, and is better than the things we have experienced. Thank you xx

Oh Emma, please don’t ever apologise for having compassion and true empathic feelings x big hugs

Please Em don’t apologise I can’t even imagine how hard it was telling this story for your own loss of your wonderful father. Jesus I wasn’t prepared for this one like any of us. You are an amazing woman Em you really are ❤😢

YAY!!! 🎉🎉🎉 EMMA HAS POSTED!!! THE TRUE CRIME QUEEN!!! 👑👑👑 Thank you so so much, lovely lady ❤❤❤ I'm in bed, anxiously awaiting the night so I can get some sleep (finger's crossed 🤞🤞🤞) because my chronic pain is horrific today, and I'm having a real struggle. Having your brilliant take on all these case's is always phenomenal, and I'm so thrilled my beautiful son told me about you, and I became a channel member so I get early access to these video's 💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏

I remember watching Audrey and Daisy when i was 15, and coming to terms with my experience of CSA, and feeling so inspired by Daisy, i looked up to her so much as a teenager, and often thought about her when i was struggling with my own trauma. She inspired me to use my trauma to help others, and im currently studying to become a trauma therapist for survivors. Inspiriation is the first word i think of when i think of tjis woman, and i was just a random girl in Ireland. She touched so many lives with her story, and genuinely inspired me to keep going so many times. I truly hope she is at peace now. ❤

Please don't ever apologize for your emotions! It shows how much you truly care about people!!❤❤

Oh Emma my heart absolutely broke for you tonight. ❤️ my boyfriend said you never cry watching her! Thank you so much for covering this case, I know every case you cover is sad, but this one, wow how you covered it so well I have no idea. Sending love to you xx

I know where Melinda was … I lost my Tiffany my best friend my only daughter in September 2016 a year after she lost her twin daughters due to HELLP. My daughter died of kidney failure at 28! I’m a nurse.. how did this happen?!?! Her birthday is in 2 weeks & the anxiety has really been triggering for me. I’m a strong woman but 5 months after Tiffany left me I was going to go to her … & that was & still is exactly my thought process… it will be easier to be with her than to be here without her … the day I was going to do it my husband thought something was wrong & came back home.. I was at the table writing letters.. I still have them .. after ALOT of therapy I’m in a much better place.. but it’s still hard… you never get over loosing your child… your compassion towards this mother is commendable.. we love you ! My hubby thinks I’m crazy for listening to this stuff. But for me honestly after loosing my Tiff it helps me to feel for the families. I empathize for their loss. I think about these mothers & the grief we have to endure. Anyway I’m rambling … thank you for another beautiful / tragic story. Love you Emma ❤🙏🏻 .. where’s Chase ? I miss his purring in the background lol

I remember this story, absolutely heartbreaking, never apologise for how you feel ❤

Oh you got me with this one Emma! This is such a tragic situation for a whole family. Good on you for telling her story and telling it so well. You did her justice 😢

This case makes me so angry! I really want to believe that times have changed…

Never ever ever apologise for showin your emotions Emma u are an amazing woman who tells peoples stories with the greatest of respect xxxxx

Mrs. Emma Kenney is an extraordinary humanitarian and a lovely human being. All my respects for her.

Emma... I just wanted to reach into my screen and give you a cuddle. What a sad, tragic and cruel case. Thank you for covering this... I had never heard about this before today. Sending you love from Birmingham, UK ❤

Heart breaking story relayed powerfully may those who treated this girl and her family forever live with this on their conscience😢

Bless you Emma, never apologise for your feelings. That poor family so tragic, life can be so cruel. Sending much love to you, yours and the remaining family of this sweet, talented young lady Daisy. May they all be united together in peace now 🙏🏻💕 xx

Don’t ever apologise to us for breaking down you are so human and so lovely and empathetic. Thank you for what you do Emma, we love you xx

So unthinkably sad, I am in tears for that poor family.

Only one word comes to mind. "Heartbreaking" 💔

Emma, no need to ever apologise for showing such beautiful empathy and compassion for a story sadly too often told. Wonderful telling of such a tragic and heart-breaking story. Love your channel.💕☘️

As a victim of sexual abuse and also multiple sexual assaults throughout my life I can understand the knock-on effect of this type of trauma, the effect caused me to have body dysmorphia, low self-esteem and poor choices in relationship throughout my life. I was also autistic but didn't get a diagnosis until 52 so those feelings were very difficult to deal with. I have made many attempts to end the my life but now I am in a better place due to the month in a mental health unit, getting the diagnosis and good medication. I send love and compassion to anyone going through this trauma and hope that you will start to give yourself kindness, gentleness and start to heal. Thank you Emma, I think we all teared up with you ❤

This was just devastating. Absolutely devastating. Your emotions are important and valid to witnessing this story, please never feel you have to apologize for your big heart.

Oh Emma. Never apologies for emotion. I cried right along with you. Such trauma for one family and those bullying and showing grotesque malevolence to a young girl should be totally ashamed. Disgusting individuals. Thank you as always Emma for your compassion and the care you give to victims and their families. You give strength and a voice to those who have been silenced.

this had me in tears, walked in on my own mother just couldnt imagine if it was one off my sons. my heart hurts

Oh Emma.... Thank you for such a personal view... thank you for being so human. Thank you for showing your emotions..I am crying with you for that family .. so so so hard. Wow...

I was so extraordinary grateful to have found your channel when you had just begun creating your videos. In a literal sea of true crime channels yours has been the most healing of them all. And I would like to explain why: I believe as a survivor of trauma on every single level as a very very young child that I have struggled my entire life to understanding why and how? It’s almost a primal need for self awareness and ultimately healing, whatever that may look like is very different for each of us. I have trudged through a broken mental health system for literally decades Emma so that I may ultimately break the cycles of generational abuse. It left me without any family to speak of simply by speaking my truth. My children and now their children will NEVER have to experience that cycle. I’m seeing this with my own eyes as they start their families. You are a voice of truth, compassion and love in a sea of misunderstanding and judgement. You have reached across an ocean to deeply touch my life and I thank you for that. You are powerful beyond measure as a voice for the ones who don’t have a voice as well as the family and friends who have suffered as well. I’ve never missed a single video of yours and I’m deeply moved by each story. This one though….omg I was weeping through most of it and it resonated with me on such a deep level I simply had to tell you. Thank you for always being the voice of truth, it can’t come easy. Thank you for the love, compassion and care you take telling the stories as they deserve to be told. As always, love from San Francisco ❤