Where can I watch Jessica McClure?

You are able to stream Everybody’s Baby: The Rescue of Jessica McClure for free on Tubi.

What does Jessica McClure do now?

Jessica McClure Morales still lives in the Midland area, working as a special-education teacher’s aide in an elementary school. She’s married to her husband, Danny, who works as a foreman in a pipe supply company. The couple has two children, Simon, 10 and Sheyenne, 8.

Where is Baby Jessica McClure today?

It also won’t surprise you to know that her name is not actually Baby Jessica — it’s Jessica McClure Morales. Jessica is now 34 years old and still living in Midland, Tex., less than 2 miles from where she fell down the 22-foot-deep well when she was only 18 months old.

What injuries did Jessica McClure have?

Jessica was rushed to a hospital and received treatment for a head injury and cuts and bruises. Doctors removed part of her foot because of gangrene. About a month after the rescue, Jessica left the hospital with her parents. She was limping but walking on her own.

How did Jessica McClure fell down the well?

The drama unfolded on the morning of October 14, 1987, when McClure fell through the 8-inch-wide opening of an abandoned well while playing with other children in the backyard of her aunt’s home day-care center. After dropping about 22 feet into the well, the little girl became stuck.

What happened to Baby Jessica’s money?

This money was put in a trust fund that she would be able to access at age 25. That happened in 2010 or 2011. The total: $1.2 million. First, with Black Monday occurring just five days after her ordeal, Jessica’s trust fund should have experienced some strong growth for its first few years.

How much money did Baby Jessica receive?

In 2011, at age 25, she gained access to a trust fund—reportedly worth at least $800,000—that was established following her rescue and made up of donations from people around the world. Life proved more challenging for others involved in the Baby Jessica saga.