W5: Who left little Dusty Bowers in the snow?

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[Music] CTV's w5 a child vanishes a desperate search begins i just want whoever took my little boy to bring back to me when a body is found a mother accused Julie powers has been charged with first-degree murder and a mystery unfold chase mushroomed into something that nobody could have foreseen the Ontario Provincial Police have never before allowed media into this evidence for Avery Haynes with an exclusive w5 investigation soon as hysterical she appeared to be into an unthinkable crime that leads to a stunning conclusion I'm amazed I've never heard of anything like that my life but leaves a final unanswered question did you kill your son dicey [Music] here is Kevin Newman hello and thanks for joining us this week w5 s Avery Haynes reexamine xamarin closed for 30 years but the result is a shocking new development it was a sensational trial that gripped the country in 1990 a young mother accused of killing her own child abandoning his body in a snowdrift public opinion quickly demonized that mother but as you'll see in Avery's full edition investigation there is a lot about what happened to that little boy that doesn't add up [Music] [Music] it's cold - 13 right now and getting closer 24 year-old Julie Bowers is on her way to the bank in the small town of Caen Cardon Ontario on the shores of Lake Huron it's January 14th 1988 it was just another normal day her two-year-old son Ben is sitting next to her in the front seat little Dustin just 11 months old is nodding off slowly in his car seat in the back I went for a little tries to make sure that he was asleep it was easier than we can among our pain taking to bank just before 1 p.m. Julie pulls into the parking lot of this downtown Royal Bank she says dusty is fast asleep in the back and better than I went into the bank we waited in line which we normally would do with our favorite Oliver's working her favorite teller always gave the boys balloons and today she gives them to one for Ben and another to take back to dusty their lives are about to change forever as Julie and Ben make the short walk back to the car Julie looks into the back seat where dusty was sleeping the car seat is empty dusty just one month shy of his first birthday gone I wasn't working I had gone in to pick something up at the office when the call came in Dave Quinn was a concordant police constable on that day back in 1988 I just grabbed a radio and went on foot and I was there in a matter of a couple minutes you were the first cop on the scene and what you find there was a young woman screaming in Haller rocking back and forth she was hysterical she appeared to be what was she saying just the baby's gone the baby's gone quickly after the disappearance provincial police were called to the town to help local officers within minutes police put up roadblocks in the small town of 6,000 whereas the welcome sign reads you're a stranger only once in just a few hours the entire town knows the terrifying news that a baby is missing I don't know I just feel terrible for the parents police organize search parties and volunteers hand out flyers with Dusty's description just can't believe is just incredible you know in a place like this you just don't think about it constable Dave Quinn who's now retired but still lives in Caen Cardin recalls there was something about that unlocked car that bothered him right away you looked into the backseat of her car and felt a little suspicious almost immediately the car seat buckles were still done up which struck me as odd because if you're going to take a child why would you take the time to read it up to buckles did you feel almost immediately that there's more to this than what she say I definitely had some suspicions I just didn't have a good feeling about it dread takes hold as each hour passes I just went whoever took my little boy to bring back to me in this TV interview next to her husband John and son Ben Julie pleads for Dusty's return of the car when I came back constable Quinn says police focused their search in the downtown area we had done a canvass of all the Main Street areas and the back alleys of what have you so it's just a matter of kind of trying to figure out where we were going to go from there night falls and still no sign of dusty the next day Julie goes into the police station to try to get an update on the search this was the moment when Dave Quinn says everything changed what does Julie say to you she said she had a dream that the baby was out in the snow near some trees what are you thinking I'm thinking we're going to know where the baby is you had that feeling before she no doubt about it in fact I remember saying very clearly before I left the office I think we will find the baby Julie Bowers told police if I saw the place I think I would recognize the place Dave Quinn retraces the route he took with Julie Bowers back in 1988 the Julie sitting right where I am yes she was sitting in the front seat and my partner Brian Farris was in the back Julie tells constable Quinn to drive away from downtown the trio on a McCobb mission to find a baby who'd now been missing for 25 hours told us where to stop and where to turn and and she was holding her stomach and rocking back and forth in the car and kind of moaning at one point she started to kind of bang her head on the back of the headrest and I put my hand behind her head I was concerned that she was going to injure herself Quinn says Julie directs him to drive past the hospital down a side road and then back to the highway known locally as the b-line they pass McConnell drive when says Julie tells him to turn back and go down that road I noticed off to my right what appeared to me to be footprints going off into the wooded area Quinn says he doesn't mention the footprints but gets out of the cruiser and walks towards them julie bowers joins him a moment later and we'd walked past what I felt were footprints she stopped right smack in front of them she just stopped started to yell and pointing to the bush it's there Sarah I can see him I can see him he's there she immediately wanted to run into the woods and I grabbed her Dave Quinn puts Julie into the back of the cruiser then he looks into the woods there four meters in he can see something blue a little snowsuit it had snowed a bit and it was a covering of snow over top of the child it was dusty Bowers tears had frozen on the toddler's face his pale blue toque had slipped over his eyes thirty years has passed do you still see that image does that image so yeah absolutely you know there's only been probably two or three cases over the years that stick with you real clear an OPP crime scene officer arrived to take photos and measurements after an hour he scooped up the baby and walked towards Dave Quinn I grabbed a bird she blanket and lay down the snow that officer that brought the baby out handed it to me and I put the baby down so you took Dusty's body and lay it on the blanket because he just couldn't bear the thought of him laying in the snow no I just couldn't put it down had nothing to do with preserving evidence I just could not put that baby back on the ground did anyone try to resuscitate him I seen enough dead bodies to know when somebody's dead and in my opinion the child was deceased a coroner arrived and pronounced Dustin Bauer's dead the Crown attorney delivered the tragic news to the community the body of Dustin Bowers was found at approximately 3:00 p.m. this afternoon and then the unthinkable Julie powers the mother of the deceased Dustin Bowers has been charged with first degree murder Brian farmer was the local Crown attorney at the time and is still a lawyer today in London Ontario he can't erase what he saw at the scene I still can remember the clarity of his eyes even now you can still see that image in your head absolutely daily I think about it because the case mushroomed into something that nobody could have foreseen nobody was suspicious tip leads to a discovery they have recovered the body of Dustin Bowers and accusations of murder if you didn't do it how would you know when w5 continues I D after reporting that someone had stolen her baby Julie Bowers was charged with first-degree murders January 15th 1988 and the small community of Kincardine Ontario is reeling because one of their own a young mother stands accused of murdering her baby police think they have saw half of the mystery and they have recovered the body of Dustin Bowers what they don't know and what the people here may never understand is why it happened that was 30 years ago but even today people in Caen Cardon wonder why it happened w5 met with some local residents at this downtown restaurant when you found out what were the first thoughts that went through your mind and everybody had an opinion that she did it she was guilty the whole town had their own the whole town cannot be wrong you believe everyone he can Cardon things she did it yes it wasn't just strangers who thought the worst about Julie Bowers Julie was the black sheep of her family her sister said we all treated her badly we were just heartless Julie's own father told police she treats people like dirt and his foul mouthed with such far-reaching sentiment that she was guilty Julie Bowers trial was moved to Toronto she was released on bail but her day in court was still far away two years pass the charges have been reduced to second-degree murder and on January 17th 1990 one of the most sensational trials of the time begins julie bowers maintained her innocence Bauer's legal team is led by high-profile and meticulous lawyer Jack Penkovsky and the Crown attorney is that same lawyer who first went to the scene when Dusty's body was found Brian farmer in your career where does the Julie Bauer's trial factor in Oh God probably the most traumatic without a doubt absolutely absolutely without a go day one in a packed courtroom Brian farmer outlines his case to the jury of seven women and five men Crown attorney Brian farmer argues there's only one explanation for Bauer's leading police to her dead baby she put him there the simple logic used was if you didn't do it how would you know what was the Crown's theory on why Julie Bowers killed I never was answered you went into court to a jury and never told them what the motive we had no idea what the motive was for the first time the public learns about Julie Bauer's dream and how she led police to her son's body for many it cemented what they already thought once we heard how she led the police to the body everybody said to themselves that she did it there was no kidnapping this is the crime-scene photo of dusty that was shown to the jury it's one of dozens of trial exhibits that are still in storage at the OPP headquarters in Orillia the Ontario Provincial Police have never before allowed media into this evidence vault but they agreed to w5 s requests to come here to look at the exhibits from Julie Bauer's trial more than three decades ago deep within this vault boxes and boxes of exhibits including the little blue snow suit that dusty was found in the clothes he was wearing at the time crime-scene photographs and the autopsy report now this is interesting the man who wrote this went on to become the most disgraced pathologist in Canadian history the pathologist named Charles Smith dead kids don't talk they have a great deal to say to us if we would only listen to them at the time he was considered a medical God a pediatric pathologist at Toronto's world-renowned Hospital for Sick Children he was about to testify that Julie Bowers could have left dusty in the snow before she reported him missing in a case with no motive no physical evidence and only a dream Charles Smith's testimony was vital important part of the case was the timing where Julie Bowers reported the child missing and where she went so the the forensic portion dealing with time of death and actual condition of Dustin when he was examined were of critical importance absolute critical importance on the stand Smith told the jury that parts of dusty were frozen because in his medical opinion dusty had been left in the bitter cold for up to 27 hours that's a timeline that stretches back to one hour before Julie Bowers reported him missing dr. Smith very quickly confirmed what the police believed and everybody else believed at the time dr. Smith's evidence fits so perfectly with the conclusions people come to that was the problem with it it fit perfectly so why was it a problem well because that perfect fit was brand-new before trial Charles Smith offered two different timelines eventually coming up with one that fit the Crown's theory Penkovsky hammered Smith on his changing opinion and destroyed the doctors credibility on the stand what's going through your mind when you're watching Charles Smith up on the stand I'm watching the jury and I could see that this had had a profound effect on them I had a sick feeling at that point because I thought you know how do we explain this is there any way to recover did you have a sick feeling because you were watching the case crumble or did you have a sick feeling that maybe police got it wrong it's just it the mind starts to question how could this possibly happen with a witness as important as well recognized as dr. Charles Smith because nobody knew who Charles Smith would go on to become exactly this guy was at the top of the pyramid the chief pathologist at Toronto Sick Children's Hospital you can't get any bigger than that it would be years before the public learned that Charles Smith had a long history of tailoring his testimony to match crown theories in 2005 forty five of his child autopsies were reviewed in an unprecedented provincial inquiry the verdict from Justice Steven gouge was scathing and blunt the findings Smith made questionable conclusions in 20 cases so far five convictions have been overturned but if Brian Farmer thought that the Charles Smith time line issues hurt his case what happened next was about to make it even worse I basically told the jury there's no way that Julie Bower could have been responsible for the death of her son dr. Janice Pavan is a pediatric pathologist in Minnesota who was flown in by the defense to testify at the time she was considered one of the world's leading experts in child hypothermia given the duration of time that he was supposed to be outside where's the damage remember when Charles Smith claimed that Dusty's body was frozen dr. Alvin says that's just not true if dusty had been left by Julie at the time police say she left him dusty should have been frozen solid yeah absolutely and he wasn't frozen so no he had a cold injury on his cheek he had some effects of cold on his vocal cords but there was no damage to any of his tissues any of his organs there was nothing the evidence absolutely did not confirm the state's theory that this child had been put outside before she called the alarm it just didn't 100% 100% not crown attorney Brian farmer watched as his case was dealt a major blow by an expert with a lot of credibility I was stunned I was stunned because when we found out of her about her existence of course we did some research on her and found out that she wasn't just a defense hack expert she's the real deal she is the real deal that most of the work she had done was for district attorneys I've never known of a trial where the defense has called such significant evidence that just didn't raise some doubt but absolutely devastated the case but the biggest and most heartbreaking twist was yet to come you dropped a bombshell in your testimony at Julie Bauer's trial right it's my belief that the most likely time that dusty died was when he was in the bag being transported to Toronto for autopsy you believe dusty Bowers died in the body bag yes I do absolutely it was unthinkable and devastating testimony that dusty bowers may have been alive when he was discovered and then left for hours on that wooded Lane way what was that moment like in court well two to three jurors stood up and bent over I thought they were going to be sick that was their reaction other jurors you could see them physically wincing I thought oh man we're in serious trouble a shocking new theory there's a problem ignored by the police they didn't do an investigation of the case when w5 continues welcome back outside of a Canadian courtroom in 1990 the general public had pretty much made up his mind about Julie Bowers they believe she killed her own son but inside that courtroom a very different dynamic was taking shape as W 5s Avery Haynes continues our investigation miss Bowers breaks her decades-long silence about what she says happened to her son the day he disappeared two bombshells sent the Julie Bowers murder trial into a tailspin American pathologist Janice Pavan testified it was scientifically impossible for Bowers to have left her baby in the snow before he was reported missing and then this sickening revelation that dusty could have been alive when he was discovered what should the coroner have done upon arriving at the scene where Dusty's body was found they should have started a resuscitation immediately in a hypothermia case they are not pronounced dead until they are warm and dead I mean that's the rule not only was no attempt made to resuscitate dusty he was left on the side of the road for more than three hours and then spent another three hours in a body bag being transported to a Toronto morgue well what's that like for you to find that out joy on that dusty bowers may have been alive when he was found no it was horrible Joanne McLain was one of Julie Bauer's lawyers working alongside Jack pinkowski during the 1990 trial how would you describe the way that local police and the LPP handles the disappearance of dusty and then the eventual arrest of Julie horribly they didn't investigate anything definitely they had tunnel vision and definitely they didn't do an investigation of the case McLain says investigators bungled the case on several fronts including how they handled five footprints that were found near Dusty's body those police officers did not ever measure the depth of those footprints the distance between them or do anything to identify whether or not Julie could have made those prints and that wasn't all Julie's car was left out in the cold unprotected and by the time police dusted for prints they had all disintegrated Dusty's clothes were never sent for forensic analysis and they never found a mystery man one of several complicating factors in the case involves an unidentified man he was seen by a witness carrying a child dressed like Dustin from a parking lot at about the same time Judy Bauer's claims the abduction took place an eyewitness gave police a description of that mystery man along with his vehicle and even a partial license plate number but neither the man nor his vehicle was ever found with growing momentum Julie Bauer's defense team debated a risky move putting Julie on the sand cindiwaa sir was another one of her lawyers was there a fear of putting her on the stand it is one of the most challenging things for a defense attorney to figure out in any trial forty-three days into the trial and two years after her baby's death julie bowers testified in her own defense she broke down as she told the court about looking at his empty crib while police collected Dusty's things 29 years have passed since Julie Bowers took the stand since then she has never talked about her story publicly until now this is julie bowers today she agreed to speak with w5 on two conditions that we alter her appearance and shared no details about her current life did you kill your son dusty no the last immature have a dustman mr. seeing sleeping and that's what she also said on the stand but the one thing most people couldn't get past was the dream a dream police say led them straight to Dusty's body can you tell me about the dream face and I retraced round him he was just laying there but Julie insists it wasn't the dream that led police to the body she says she just wanted them to search anywhere other than downtown they described a scene of you leading them no to Dusty's body I asked them where they had already searched and they told me that they had searched everywhere downtown and then I said them well why aren't you searching further out of the downtown them and then they just said which way do you want to go and I was given the choice of going left or right Julie chose right out of town where police admittedly hadn't yet searched she says that over the next 20 minutes constable Dave Quinn and his partner drove her up and down roads north of downtown and Quinn's seem to be getting frustrated almost like he was gonna give up and go back into town and I asked them to keep driving Bauer says down at the end of McConnell Drive they turned around and Dave Quinn got out of the car Quinn was up the road and he'd start and we caught up to him and as I stood and stood beside him I saw something I saw something and I screamed that blew Dusty's snowsuit peeking out from the snow and the next thing I'm being thrown into the back of a police car and taken back down to the police station no idea what was going on no idea it's the same story Julie told the jury back when she was a 26 year old trying to convince them she didn't kill her son about the dream she testified she didn't even think it meant anything but it was her sister-in-law Helen who insisted she tell police in cross-examination Bowers was asked if it was guilt and led her to the area she sobbed no no then Crown attorney Brian farmer remembers trying to read how Julie Bowers testimony was affecting the jury she could witness on the stand she wasn't a bad one she'd been well prepared certainly not someone who you would stand up and bang the desk and be nasty to her because at that point in time my perspective was that the jury was sympathetic you could feel that they could feel oh absolutely if they don't find Julie guilty then the question is who who really did it who really did it that's the one question the defense hadn't yet addressed but that was about to change Penkovsky has suggested that the brothers and sister in-law of the accused woman could have been involved in the abduction the defense raised a jaw-dropping theory that Julie's twin brother John Sears and his wife Helen Julie's best friend were involved in Dusty's disappearance and that Julie's older brother Alan helped cover it up lawyer Cindy Wasser outlines the defense theory on John and Helen's alleged motive there had been another occasion when they had seen the kids in the car and admonished Julie for leaving them in the car and so we speculated initially that Helen and her husband John had taken him out just for a few minutes to teach her that lesson then mayhem ensued quite quickly and the seriousness of it became probably so much that they didn't know what to do jack Penkovsky called Julie's brother John to the stand and petitioned the judge to declare him a hostile witness it gave Penkovsky latitude to aggressively cross-examine him and that's exactly what he did Vence lawyer Jack Van Koski has been questioning Sears about his actions the day Bauer's reported her son missing the focus was timing John claims that when Julie reported dusty missing he was 30 minutes away at his sister Lynne's house but Lyn testified that he left her house a full hour earlier that means at the critical moment when Julie claims dusty was abducted John's whereabouts are in question the defense also raised suspicions about the route John said he took this was John's regular route home but the day dusty went missing John says he took this route past where Julie reported the abduction John testified that he took that longer route because he had a gut feeling that something was wrong with one of his relatives now that's a lot more bizarre than a mother dreaming of her missing child Joanne mcclain was one of Julie Bauer's lawyers it sounds like something out of a movie he's giving an explanation for being on a road that would put him near where the child was taken from after dusty was reported missing Julie was constantly with either police or family that can't be said about her twin brother's wife Helen the woman who insisted Julie tell police about her dream Helen testified that she went out the night of Dusty's disappearance at a time evidence suggests the toddler may have been abandoned she claims she went to the hospital to get sleeping pills for Julie but to hospital nurses testified they had no record and no memory of such a visit and later that night at 4:00 a.m. about four kilometres from where Dusty's body was found a horse trainer testified that he approached a parked car similar to Helen and John's he says there were two people inside and what looks like a bundle of clothes in the back seat Crown attorney Brian farmer says he could see his case collapsing when Jack was kind of laying out this alternate suspect theory did you kind of think oh is it possible no I would never say nothing's impossible because you don't know all the details and when you raise things like that and you combine it with the complete collapse of the forensic evidence there's a problem what was that like for you hearing the defense's theory about who was responsible for the death of your son I was blown away disbelief why I mean you don't want to think somebody in your family could have done this John Sears Helen Sears and Alan Sears all vehement Lee denied they had anything to do with Dusty's disappearance in his closing address defense lawyer Jack Penkovsky told the jury that simple math proved Julie didn't do it from a timing standpoint it was impossible to Julian Bowers field Dara on the day dusty disappeared juli bowers and her two sons were seen here at the donuts galore at 12:45 ten minutes later she entered the Royal Bank when she says dusty was abducted police timed how long it would have taken Juli to drive from the donut shop abandoned her son here and then drive to the bank to report him missing that ride took 16 minutes and 52 seconds Penkovsky reminded the jury that Juli only had a 10-minute window unless they put Juli Bowers in a souped up Indianapolis racing car or had given her a rocketship it was impossible for her to have done this for 10 weeks the jury heard from dozens of witnesses and now it was time to decide whether they believed Juli Bowers was a murderer for two days they deliberated when the jury came back with their verdict what was the moment like in the courtroom for I remember being terrified absolutely terrified I mean my life was in their hands a mother fights for her innocence he knew that I hadn't done it in the face of ignored evidence I don't see that as a notation that required further investigation when w5 continues [Music] [Music] March 16 1990 dually bowers walks into the courthouse for the last time the jury has reached a verdict when the foreman stands up and doesn't even look at you you say to yourself I'm done Crown attorney Bryan farmer says normally a jury will say guilty or not guilty but on that day the foreman stood up and said a word that Julie Bowers didn't understand I can recall them saying that I was acquitted acquitted not guilty and right after that verdicts quite an extraordinary thing happened with the jury members they waited around and they hugged me I remember the duty foreman telling me that he knew that I hadn't done it and to go home and hug my son some of these cheering members stayed in touch with you after the trial yeah that's something Crown attorney Brian farmer never knew until now what do you make of the fact that jury members stayed in touch with Julie oh boy that's a toughy that's news to me Wow I'm amazed I've never heard of anything like that in my life never my conclusion is with those jurors it was beyond just not proving the case they came to a different conclusion that she did not do exactly that is really something I take me a few weeks to just to think about that the lawyer who tried to convince a jury that Julie Bowers was a murderer is not convinced himself I can't imagine having someone convicted of something and the later thinking whoo that was wrong do you feel that the jury got it right she testified the jury had the opportunity to listen to her in combination with all of that other evidence and they obviously believe what she said and how do I disagree with that for the first time in more than two years Juli Bowers had something to smile about I didn't know what do you think I've come this far in the past two years and all I know is that I've I've been innocent since the day it happened person that took him and left him to die in the snow is still out there on those streets today that remains the nagging question if Julie Bowers didn't abandon her son to die who did in fairness to Julie's family members who were implicated by the defense we contacted Julie's twin brother John his now ex-wife Helen and older brother Alan Helen never responded to our request for an interview John replied sorry not interested Allen wrote simply she got away with murder the local newspaper still has every single article ever published about Julie Bowers this is a case that dominated the headlines for years from when she was charged with first-degree murder to her surprise acquittal and when Julie briefly came back to live in Caen Cardon it's strange to see those old photos many people still believe that Julie Bowers got away with murder and that's why even now she asked us to disguise her face but after learning more about the trial evidence at least some people hearin can Cardon are having second thoughts so there was a lot of wrongs that went on during the investigation and during the case and when you put all the small rooms together you've got some pretty big ones does any of that give you pause or no yes it does cuz I said it makes me you know think that this case should be reinvestigated and after the verdict that's exactly what people expected would happen because dusty Bauer's death was now a murder without a convicted murderer the Attorney General announced there would be no appeal and the OPP promised to review the case so what happened during that 5-month review w5 has obtained this confidential OPP memo dated September 14 1990 in it police say the defense strongly suggested that other members of the accused's family had the opportunity to commit the crime and yet the memo concludes no further information of probative value has come to the attention of the investigators this file is closed there's no indication that police ever looked for any other suspects Julie Bauer's lawyer Joanne McLean says once again police didn't do their jobs the police had the opportunity based on what we sent to do much deeper investigations into the the type of evidence that we presented and the angles where we'd go instead what they did was you know they've already solved them and that's exactly what retired can Cardin police officer Dave Quinn believes to this day would it surprise you to know that there was no police investigation after the acquittal of Julie Bowers no it wouldn't surprise me why because I think at that time everybody believed that she was guilty as you can see it's tunnel vision we did what we thought was best and I still believe we had the right person you weren't even a cop that it was not a police officer at that time detective Superintendent Ken leopard heads the Ontario Provincial Police is Criminal Investigations branch clearly it's been a considerable amount of time w5 asked Leppert to review the case file and that confidential memo was there anything in that file that showed that the OPP actively went out and looked at what the defense raised about the forensic issues about the potential alternate suspects I'm not aware of the investigators at that time going out and trying to substantiate or refute the defence theories or arguments when I look at this confidential report where the OPP investigator specifically mentions the alternate theory and then shows nothing to explain what was done to follow up on that theory it surprises me when I read that report I don't see that as a notation that required further investigation even so now for the first time in 30 years the dusty Bowers murder case will get new life we appreciate what w5 has done by raising questions about the trial process and as a result we have reassigned this case to an active detective inspector for a full review that file closed for three decades is now reopened Julie Bowers doesn't know who killed her son but vows to help the OPP I'd be great they'd have my fault cooperation if they wanted me for anything do you think that he'll ever be justice for dusty no they have to live with what they did they know what they did they meaning the people who are responsible for death seasons and death yes every day when they look in their eyes at their own children I hope they remember what they did to mine so with the murder case of dusty bowers now officially reopened the OPP is appealing for witnesses to come forward there's a link on our website if you'd like to reach the investigators w5 continues at a moment [Music]

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Published: Sat Mar 16 2019

Reddit Comments

If it was a man would he be given the same benefit of the doubt?

👍︎︎ 11 👤︎︎ u/chapterpt 📅︎︎ Jun 05 2019 🗫︎ replies

Occam's Razor at your service.

👍︎︎ 5 👤︎︎ u/paracog 📅︎︎ Jun 05 2019 🗫︎ replies

Sounds like.

👍︎︎ 2 👤︎︎ u/King_of_Ooo 📅︎︎ Jun 05 2019 🗫︎ replies

Very few crime cases shock me anymore but I audibly gasped when they said when the baby likely died.

👍︎︎ 1 👤︎︎ u/Panzram-ifications 📅︎︎ Jun 20 2019 🗫︎ replies