When a Psychopath Crumbles Under Pressure

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Today’s JCS-inspired crime documentary features the coverup of a child’s death from neglect. The mother is interviewed, and her callousness is awful to see.
21-month-old Lonzie Barton was reported missing during a car theft on July 24, 2015. The call was made by William Rueben Ebron Jr., the boyfriend of Lonna Lauramore Barton, Lonzie’s mother. Evidence from surveillance videos quickly caused the story to unravel, while the boy remained missing.
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@crystalcorley 2 роки тому

I'm astounded by the amount of commenters that don't understand the female detective is playing a role to get her to talk. She's not joking because she wants to or because she feels like it. And many of you claim to be true crime junkies/enthusiasts?

@michelled5102 2 роки тому

The fact that they had a big screen TV but no crib for the baby tells me everything I need to know about this "mother".

@fearfullyconfident2333 Рік тому

I’ve panicked and worried more when I lost my dog than this woman did for her child.

@MeDusa68

How she only got 5 years for child neglect but 7 years for a drug charge baffles me. There is something really wrong with the way the justice systems prioritizes crimes and the punishments for them.

@james-bryannaadams6928 2 роки тому

People who don’t understand the detectives approach…friendly, chummy, laughing…she needs this girl to talk. Being rude etc. probably wouldn’t entice her. Trust me, the detective feels nothing but disgust however, she has a job to do. She’s got a baby to vindicate. This detective is really really good at interrogation. Good for her.

@MissFushi 2 роки тому

The female detective was so skilled. Her voice and demeanor the entire time was so well controlled. I hope she knows she did justice by that little child.

@louisecordier9428

My 3-year-daughter once wandered off at a public park when my back was briefly turned and the panic I felt when I couldn’t find her was absolutely horrible. I started running around to look for her in panic when I suddenly heard over the loudspeaker ‘would Erin’s mother come to …’ and there she was safe and sound. Oh my goodness the RELIEF and I felt was so wonderful. This woman never felt anything for her child.

@2DivasCallMeMami

Imagine sitting in an interrogation for your murdered baby and you had the audacity to ask the cops to investigate your stolen cell phone. This woman is a piece of work.

@carissastrabley5558 2 роки тому

When they are talking about a coward, they aren’t talking about him. They are talking about her. And she doesn’t even pick up on it.

@marysummer08 Рік тому

Detective Eileen Simpson retired in 2019 after 26 yrs of service. Thanks to both officers for your tireless persistence.

@yoshmartinez6573 Рік тому

Update: She was sentenced to 5 years in prison for neglect and lying to a police officer.

@KerryFairbanks

Killers seem to remember every detail of every minute of every day except that they killed someone

@doubleRprodutions 2 роки тому

The male detective also plays a subtle role, he stares almost unbroken at her for the whole interview. You can see her getting nervous by this, she keeps turning to him to try and get approval for her answers, but he just remains emotionless and staring, occasionally asking her probing questions. Great double act.

@OnlineWerds 2 роки тому

This situation is disgusting but this female detective is amazing.

@lazerathhome

I am a Father of Two who I raised on my own. I will never understand how someone could do such horrible things to a child. I'd gladly give my life for my kids even if it ment they only got one more breath. Babies and toddlers and are incredible! I loved watching my children grow and devlope their personalities. Best memories of my life is seeing my children smile, laugh and experience Joy. They helped make me a better person because THEY gave me the Drive to make a better life not simply for me BUT for them! I went to College and University to be able to support them and make them Proud to not have a lazy bum for a Dad.

@ReadyPlayerDog

It's very interesting watching how she behaves. Psychopaths don't know what emotions to display, so they typically copy those of people around them and learn what to use when. This is a totally new situation for her. So, initially, she will know that she is supposed to be upset. But the way the detectives approach it is like they are making her part of the investigation team, so she copies their emotions and behaviour. Like I said, very interesting.

@LeslieJMarshall 2 роки тому

I love when the detectives say "he thinks he's smarter than everybody". But in reality they are talking about her.

@sitizenkanemusic Рік тому

My wife recently saw a wandering little boy outside of Sam's Club. He was 4-5 years old with a pacifier. We were both bewildered. It is kinda funny to see some random parent-less kid was walking like he knew where he was going. It really looked as if he was on a mission, but my wife and I stopped to observe to see if he really had a destination. We stood side-by-side with him just so that he would be protected from passing cars in the parking lot. We asked the kid if he knew where his mom was. He took out his pacifier and pointed to Sam's Club and said, "Store ". The kid was super chummy to my wife and I, as if we were old friends. He started talking about how he liked riding on the shopping carts. My wife and I were just laughing.

@mackedelic

I was working at Wacko's while she was there. And she openly complained about her child to all of us girls & strangers alike... she was a cold and callous woman. This interview was surreal to watch but it doesn't surprise me in the slightest. That female detective did a fantastic job building a relationship with her.

@notbloodylikely4817

Imagine your baby is missing and a detective shows you his little tee shirt covered in blood and your reaction is 'ew, flip that picture over, blood is gross'. Some people are just plain evil.