#155 - Two Bodies & One Big Coincidence in Raeford, North Carolina
This week, in Raeford, North Carolina, a family in crisis is the perfect prey for a predator, who moves in, and disrupts any potential harmony. When a 15 year old girl goes missing, she is considered a runaway, but when a close family member also disappears, it seems like a bigger picture is forming. It all ends in a courtroom showdown with the death penalty in the balance. There's a lot of crazy in this one!!
Along the way, we find out that turkey cooking is very competitive, that anyone who owns a nightclub is probably a dirtbag, and that when two bodies are buried in your yard... you are more than likely a murderer!!
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Btw... SIDS is caused when babies, with their developing nervous systems, re-breathe their own carbon dioxide and suffocate. After 1 year of age, the nervous system is developed well enough that this causes them to gasp and blow-- which usually creates enough air turbulence to move fresh air in. This is why they now recommend babies are slept on their backs with a fan in the room, and crib bumpers, blankets, and stuffed animals aren't recommended to be in cribs under one year. What's terrible is that medical professionals understood what was causing SIDS, but to tell the public it was preventable would be so incredibly painful for parents who's infants had died, the medical community instead opted to only spread information on the prevention of SIDS, rather than the cause. This information was given to us during birthing classes at Rochester General Hospital in NY. They have an accredited birthing unit (it's pretty sweet) there, and opt to share the information rather than obfuscate the cause, believing that proper education has a better result in preventing SIDS.
You said it right .
5 stars