I don't know about her. >> No, I'm just >> She's out of She don't know if she's in this world or not. >> One quiet afternoon around 300 p.m. Chity Bliss was driving her car down a calm road. Inside the vehicle were her two young daughters, Reagan and Ila. Nothing seemed wrong. Then without warning, the car suddenly went off course. Seconds later, it slammed hard into a pole. The impact was violent. Metal crushed, glass shattered. A nearby witness saw the crash and immediately called 911. Police were dispatched right away. When officers were sent to the scene, they believed this was a serious accident. But what they were about to uncover would turn this case into something far darker. Chity Bliss was a mother who on the surface lived an ordinary life, raising her two young daughters, waking up each day and trying to act like everything was fine. Packing things, making short drives, and pretending that nothing was wrong. And to most people around her, she looked like any other parent doing her best, taking care of kids, driving them places, and trying to keep life moving forward one day at a time. But behind that normal picture, her life was slowly breaking apart in ways no one could see, filled with stress, bad habits, poor decisions, and moments where she was no longer fully in control of her own thoughts or actions. And on that afternoon around 300 p.m., Chasey placed her two daughters into the car, helped them into their seats, closed the doors, locked them shut, started the engine, and pulled onto a familiar road she had driven many times before, unaware that this short drive would become the final journey her 7-year-old daughter would ever take. Because just minutes later, without any real warning, Chassity lost control of the vehicle. The steering slowly drifted. The tires crossed the edge of the pavement and before anyone could react, the car violently veered off the road, ramping over a driveway and flying forward before slamming straight into a utility pole with devastating force. The impact crushing the front of the vehicle instantly. Metal folding inward like paper, glass bursting outward in every direction, and the sound of the crash echoing through the area like an explosion that demanded attention. And inside the car, everything happened too fast for the children to understand. The force throwing bodies forward, seat belts pulling tight, the air filling with dust, smoke, and silence. And for a brief moment, it felt like time itself had stopped until cries, panic, and confusion followed. And a nearby witness who saw the crash unfold from start to finish stood frozen in fear, unable to believe what they had just seen with their own eyes before finally snapping back to reality. grabbing a phone with shaking hands and calling 911, telling the dispatcher in a trembling voice that a car had crashed into a pole and children were badly hurt. >> She's gasping for air. Somebody needs to get here quick. We weren't in the wreck or nothing. I was coming around the curb, but I seen it happen. Uh, she went airborne. Okay, come on. There's a child injured. There's two children and one child injured. She's just little. She's only like four or five years old. And within seconds, police, fire crews, and paramedics were dispatched immediately, radios crackling with urgency, addresses repeated again and again, sirens activated without delay, and officers rushed toward the scene as red and blue lights cut through the calm afternoon, drawing the attention of nearby homes and passing drivers. >> I don't know about her. >> No, I'm just >> She's out of She don't know if she's in this world or not. She wrecked. She went airborne. I see you in the car. >> Babies. >> The baby that's in the back. Lifeless. >> Okay. >> Get out of my car. >> Who is that? >> That's my [ __ ] car. >> My neck. >> Where's my ambulance? >> My hand. My hand. >> You don't even know where your kids are. You're going to jail. >> Am I going to jail? >> You're going to jail because you don't know if you're in this earth or not. Come here. >> Come on, baby. >> No. Not baby. You leave her. >> Oh my gosh. You >> Let's take a seat. >> Jesus. >> What? No, baby. Let me go. >> Let's go take a seat. Okay. >> Please let me go to my baby. I'm hers right now. It's babies. Please, what would you let me do but talk to my baby? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I got nothing. >> Put this down. >> Okay. I don't have anything. >> Do you have any needles on you? >> No. No. >> All right. Take a seat right here for now. >> Please. Please. Where? >> I need a baby. Can I go see her? Can we go to my baby? >> Let me have that here. >> Not right now. school bus going to turn around. >> And when the first responders arrived, they were met with a horrifying sight. The vehicle completely destroyed. Debris scattered across the ground. A broken utility pole leaning nearby and two small children trapped inside the wreckage. One crying, injured, and scared. The other completely still and unresponsive. And despite emergency crews moving quickly, despite medics trying everything they could in those critical moments, the seven-year-old girl was pronounced dead at the scene, leaving officers, medics, firefighters, and witnesses standing quietly. But as the focus turned toward Chity, the situation grew even darker because officers immediately noticed that something was not right. Her movements were slow and delayed, her balance unsteady, her eyes unfocused, her thoughts scattered, and her words confused as she struggled to explain what had happened. >> Hurt. I just >> So, where were you coming from today then? Right now, before the crash, >> where you come from? >> When you were driving on the road, where did you leave from? >> The house. >> You left your house. Where were you going? >> To Christiey's and go to the store. >> Christiey's in the store? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Um, what happened with the crash? Do you remember it at all? >> I turned my head and looked at the girls to talk to them and they were fighting and I just turned my head. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you haven't used meth since yesterday then? >> Right. Right. I took my sleeping pill last night. >> Took your sleep pill last night? >> Yes, I did every night. I Everybody. >> All right. Well, I'm going to run you through a few field sobriety tests here. Okay. >> Um, I'm going to check your eyes first. do the uh horizontal gaze okay test here. Okay. All right. On this test, what you're going to do is you're just going to follow this pin with your eyeballs only. As it goes from side to side, you're going to keep your head dead straight. Okay. So, the only thing moving here is your eyes and you're going to track this pin. All right. Do you have any questions about any of that? No. Can you see the pin just fine? Okay. Also, you can blink if you need to during this test. You don't have to keep your eyes open. Okay. All right. Great thing about my oldest daughter. >> Your oldest. Focus on this for a second. This one's going to go all the way out. the quite a place for him. >> Yeah. After a little a little bit. So, >> we're going to do that one again cuz you kept looking everywhere. Sorry. Just going to stay out here to I'm going to do the modified rober test on this next one here. Okay. I'm going to explain it all to you and I'm going to ask you to take it from there. All right? It's a pretty simple test. What you're going to do here, you're going to have your feet side by side like you already have them. You're going to have your hands straight down to your side. Okay. From there, you're going to look up at the sky with your eyes closed. >> I'm calling that. >> Okay. >> I'll catch you if you fall over. Okay. >> Okay. >> Like I said, with your head back. I'm going to You don't have to do it yet. I'm going to explain everything to you. Then then I want you to do it. All right. So, your hands down to your side. You're going to maintain that straight stance there. You're going to lift your head up till you're looking at the clouds. You're going to close your eyes. All right. With your head back and your eyes closed, you're going to quietly to yourself estimate the passage of 30 seconds. Okay? When you think 30 seconds has passed, you're going to drop your head and tell me to stop timing you. Okay? Do you have any questions about any of that? All right. Like I said, just like this, hands straight down to your side, head up, eyes closed. When I tell you to start, that's when you're going to estimate the passage of 30 seconds. Okay? Go ahead and get in the position. I'll tell you to start in just a second. Got have your eyes closed. Okay? Are you done? >> Yeah. >> How long was that? >> I think it was 30, but I thought I kept getting on my elbow. So, >> how did you get to 30? >> It kept one, two, three. >> One, two, three. Okay. >> But then I stopped for a second when I said >> he crawled on me and >> Okay. So, you had a little pause there in the middle and you just kept on going. You just count to 30 then. >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. Um, how do you how do you ingest your pills in your mouth when you take them? Do you sort them? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How do you how do you explain having zero nasal hair in your nose? Oh yeah. And that was from years ago probably >> years ago. >> Yeah. Did you just sort Xanax or something? >> Yeah, I did Xanax. >> Okay. How long ago has it been since you done that? >> About 5 days when I did that last >> 5 days since you did that last. >> Okay. All right. Uh >> because I smoked after passed away. >> Okay. Have you smoked any marijuana or anything like that today? >> I don't smoke marijuana. >> Okay. All right. And as officers spoke to her on body cam, she admitted to taking substances before driving, her voice breaking as she cried uncontrollably, panicked, and repeated over and over that she had ruined everything, rocking back and forth as the weight of her actions slowly crushed her. And investigators began carefully examining the crash scene in detail, measuring distances, studying the damage to the pole, checking seat belts, documenting the interior of the car, and reviewing how and why the vehicle left the roadway. And as all the evidence was pieced together step by step, it became clear to police that this was not just a random accident. It was a preventable tragedy caused by reckless decisions made before the car ever started moving. All right, let's step over here into the middle so I don't so you don't fall off the road here. >> All right, this next test is going to be the walk and turn test. All right, I'm going to explain everything to you and I'm going to show you what it should look like and I'm going to ask you to do it. All right, for this test, you need to start out with your uh right foot in front of your left so that it's touching heel to toe just like mine is right here. Go ahead and do that now. >> I can't even do that. >> All right. And your hands your hands straight down to your side. All right, do it. Stay like that till I finish explaining this to you. From there, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps right down this straight line here. Okay. >> I got to melt a rod all the way from the top this way to the bottom. >> Okay. >> Scoring from pin it. >> Does that hurt you right now? >> Yeah. Just through leather. >> Okay. Uh but like I said, from there, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps right down this line. All right. While you're taking them nine heel to toe steps, you're going to look down at your feet. You're going to count out every step out loud so that I can hear you. Okay, you're going to keep your hands down to your side the entire time you're taking this test. All right, when you get to that nine heel to toe step, you're going to leave your front foot on the line. You're going to pivot around your front foot with a series of small steps to change direction. Okay, and then you're going to return right back down the same line, taking nine more heel totoe steps, looking down at your feet, counting every step out loud with your hands down to your side. All right, I'm going to show you what this is going to look like. So, one, two, three, all the way out to nine. When you get to that ninth step, you're going to leave that front foot on the line like mine is here. You're going to pivot around it with a series of small steps like I'm doing right now. Then you're going to return right back down the same line. Nine more heel to toe steps. Looking down at your feet, counting every step out loud. One, two, three, all the way out to nine. Do you have any questions about any of that? >> Look up or look down. I don't know. >> Look at your foot. Count every step out loud like I told you. One even do it. anxiety is horrible. I can't do this thing. So, I can't do it. Sorry. I mean, blood is just That's awful. I'm freezing now. Okay, I got one more test here for you. All right, I'm going to explain this one to you as well. This test is going to be your feet together just like they were for the first test we did. Your hands straight down to your side. Okay. From there, it's whatever foot's most comfortable for you. You're going to raise. >> And that same day, Chassity Bliss was placed in handcuffs and formally arrested. Her surviving daughter taken away for medical care and protection. while Chassity was transported to jail, sitting alone in the back of a patrol car, surrounded by silence, flashing lights, and the reality that her life had permanently changed. And prosecutors later filed serious charges against her, including aggravated vehicular homicide, child endangerment, and manslaughter. Crimes that carried the possibility of spending many years behind bars as the community mourned the loss of a child who never got the chance to grow older, never got to reach birthdays, dreams, or a future that was stolen in seconds. And as Chity remained in jail awaiting sentencing, put that on. face. This is my heart right now. Oh my god, that one's a box of two. Just >> I'm going to explain this to you one more time here. Okay, feet together, hands down to your side. With a straight leg, you're going to raise one foot off the ground about six inches. You're going to keep that foot parallel to the ground. All right. While you're you're going to maintain that position. You're going to look at your toes you have off the ground. You're going to count 1,00 1,002 1,003 till I tell you to stop counting. Okay. Do you have any questions about that? >> All right. Start that one. >> Which one will be best? >> It's whatever foot you want. Start it whenever you're ready. 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 12 13 I'm just starting from my balance is not great. >> Okay, you can relax. >> I'm shook up on top of it. I can't. That's all I care about. Oh, it's just right. >> Is there any chance you're pregnant right now? >> No, >> not pregnant at all. >> Okay. >> Actually, that time right now. Months. >> Okay. >> Like, yeah. >> Turn around for me. >> Do you have any shoulder injuries? yellow. >> Not that you know about. >> The window actually. Face me this way. Damn, it's cold. Listen, right now you're under arrest for OVI. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm going to read you your rights before we go any further. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions. Have a lawyer present with you during questioning. If you're unable to pay a lawyer, one will be appointed for your priority and questioning if so desire. If you wish to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you have the right to stop answering questions at any time. Uh you have the right to stop answering questions anytime until you talk to your lawyer. You understand your Miranda, right? This case became a painful reminder that one careless choice, one decision made in the wrong state of mind can destroy not just one life but many, leaving behind grief, regret, and damage that no amount of time, punishment, or apology can ever truly erase. We hope you found this video interesting. Let us know in the comment section below. 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