Rotten Mango
Worst TikTok Mom Loves To Date Killers In Prison & Makes Daughters Call Them “Daddy”
Thu, 13 Feb 2025
It’s not the most captivating livestream. Ash Trevino is on the phone with her boyfriend and we, the viewers, are forced to just listen to their seemingly mundane conversations. Out of nowhere, the 36 year old mom of two starts getting angry. She starts screaming - “He’s innocent. I don’t care what y’all say. He is innocent and y’all are going to see that. My comments are saying RIP to those who lost their lives...” Ash Trevino starts cackling. What is so funny? Is she laughing at the 2 teenage girls her new boyfriend killed? Or is she laughing at all the other victims her other boyfriends in prison have killed? Welcome to the world of Ash Trevino. Dubbed the “inmate hopper” and the “worst mom on TikTok.” The internet is collectively trying to get her accounts closed and are mass reporting her to Child Protective Services. Full show notes at rottenmangopodcast.com
Chapter 1: What is the Russian Sleep Experiment and how does it relate to TikTok content?
Have you ever heard of the Russian sleep experiment? It's a fake fictional story. It's a creepypasta where five subjects, they're prisoners of war. They're given the option. You can take part in our sleep study where you will be awake for 30 full days. You don't get an inkling of sleep for 30 days, a month. And if you survive, if you make it to the end, You can be free.
We're not going to hold you prisoner anymore. You can walk out of here and nobody is going to hurt you. It's a singular month in exchange for the rest of your life. Why would you not take it? The experimenters, the researchers, they develop this special gas that's going to prevent the subjects from falling asleep. And the first five days, everything goes well. They hardly complain.
They're like, this is the best thing ever. We're going to be free in 25 days. After the first five days... The subjects start exhibiting severe paranoia. They stop talking to each other. They're only companions in the entire study. They turn on each other. They start whispering into the microphones for their researchers.
They believe if they turn on their fellow subjects, they can win the trust of the experimenters that are testing on them and guarantee their freedom. Nine days in, one of the subjects does not stop screaming for three hours straight. He is screaming until he tears his vocal cords.
And long story short, by the halfway mark, all of the windows that the experimenters are looking into, they're covered in feces. They tell the subjects on the intercom, we are opening the chamber to test the microphone. Step away from the door and lie flat on the floor or you will be shot. Compliance will earn one of you your immediate freedom.
They just hear a singular voice call back out to them. We no longer want to be freed. By the end of it, the researchers go in and they got to get the subjects out. They find once they open the door, the subjects have started tearing off their own flesh, consuming it. The researchers are providing the medical care that's needed to save them.
But in the end, the subjects, they all want to go back into that chamber. They all want more of that stimulant gas. The same thing that ruined them, turned them into these violent zombie-like creatures. They want that gas. They don't want to sleep. So the experimenters ask, why would you possibly want something that destroyed you? They say, well, I must remain awake.
It's an addicting idea, the theory, the concept of what happens to humans if they don't sleep. There are content creators that have been trying to replicate that feeling. TikTok Live being one of the platforms. It's called Disturbed Sleep Livestreams. This is a whole niche of TikTok Livestreams. A camera is set up and it's live streaming a tiny little bunker-esque room with a tiny bed.
There are neon lights typically everywhere. It's not the type of environment that you're gonna catch some good quality sleep. You have the live streamer on the bed, and then there's this board behind them. And this live streamer, I mean, their eyes are closed. They're acting like nobody else is in the room with them. It feels oddly voyeuristic and illegal.
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Chapter 2: Who is Ash Trevino and why is she controversial on TikTok?
it said that he was also very involved in the girls' lives up until about a few years ago and it appears that he couldn't see the girls as much, not by his own choice, but it seems perhaps Ashley was making it very difficult for him. two years ago in 2023, the children's father ends up passing away from leukemia and Ashley does everything in her power to gain sympathy from this.
this must be traumatic for her. she's known and been in this relationship with this man for the greater part of her young adult life They were high school sweethearts. But now she does have two children. They don't have their father anymore. It's really up to her to be a supportive mother so that they can grieve.
And it's very hard to take her emotions seriously when she tries so hard to make it about herself. She states that she's not going to his funeral, but it's speculated that it's because she wasn't welcome there. She tries to make it seem like she's just emotionally not able to. She tells everybody that she might take a mental health break and she will be back. When she'll be back is unclear.
May it be sooner? May it be later? Maybe it be never, right? Well, she does come back the very next day because galaxies don't just send themselves into the ether. She does not, however, pass up the chance to not make this all about her. She says things like, that could have been me. He didn't have to go. He wasn't doing anything. That could have been me, but it wasn't.
I don't know how that applies. He did pass from leukemia. I'm not sure why she's even saying stuff like this. But it wasn't. And I feel that for my baby so much. I really do. And again, this is after her kids have asked her repeatedly to not talk about their father on live because they're grieving. They don't want to hear this. They don't want this business out there.
And she says, it breaks my heart when my babies just say, I wish my dad was here. I wish my dad was here. Thank you for the hand heart. Because she gets a donation. Everything does happen for a reason. So she's reading someone's comment that says everything happens for a reason. Everything does happen for a reason. I'm a firm believer in that.
This is a pretty niche pet peeve of mine that I don't even know if I should be saying. But when someone passes away and people try to tell each other everything happens for a reason, I do understand the intention behind it. And in certain situations, maybe it's acceptable. But it's this weird feeling of this person's death is to further the plot for everybody else type of energy.
What do you mean everything happens for a reason? It's just kind of... I don't find it to be the most sensitive thing to say when someone has a passing in their life, especially the way Ashley says it. She says, I'm a firm believer in everything happens for a reason. That's why I'm saying maybe it took this tragedy for me to open up my eyes to see what the pain my babies would feel.
No, someone did not pass away from leukemia for your character development. That's not even a coherent sentence, Ashley. But she tries further to make this about her. And I genuinely think that she thinks that this man's death is just part of her character development, character arc. And she has no character arc. It is just a perpetual decline. Nevertheless...
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