At Her Twins’ Funeral, a Mother-in-Law Attacks the Grieving Mom—Then a Four-Year-Old Reveals What She Saw in Their Bottles.
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Chapter 25 - THE VERDICTSDiane was convicted on the principal reckless-homicide-related counts supported by the jury’s findings, along with child-endangerment offenses.
She was acquitted of the most severe theory requiring proof of intent prosecutors could not establish.
Correct.
Trevor’s criminal resolution was narrower.
He was held accountable for evidence-related misconduct and his conduct surrounding delayed disclosure under the charges that survived legal review.
He did not receive the same punishment as Diane.
Also correct.
No verdict made Benjamin breathe again.
No sentence made Luke open his eyes.
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Justice was accounting.
Not resurrection.
