Bruce Sisk had been sitting on a stolen suitcase of high-velocity blasting gelatin like a mother hen on a bad egg.
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A buried child case becomes a grim story of violence, blame, and local memory.
Larry Bentley shapes a family tragedy into a stark account of violence hidden at home. The episode follows the discovery of two-month-old Davi, buried with her blanket and a handmade rag doll, then moves through the work of coroner Dr.
Why you'd press play
You want a buried baby, a handmade rag doll, and a confession that refuses to stay simple.
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