My son loves prisms. I remember when he was old enough to walk, he would take these stacks of prisms and place them by the windowsill and would watch the light reflect through them... Making these tiny rainbows. I was a new mom and remember loving to see the world from his point of view. Witnessing how one sees through another's eyes can be one of the most beautiful and privileged things to experience... But... Sometimes prisms are like people... reflecting their worst part. The two cases here are not related but we are going to shine the light through two different "prisms" so to speak... A case where the chapter of justice has closed, and the trial has ended while the next case is setting the scene for a message that can be sent leaving the protentional ripple effects of what it means to murder at the place of birth. Life's first and final breath in the arms of the one meant to protect. Is this the best of times and worst of times for the Era of Women... Or are we misplacing the crimes of two on the shoulders of all women? Welcome to Episode 33: A Tale of Two Cheerleaders.
Sources:
Skylar's Case:
Carlisle buried baby case - Wikipedia
Brooke "Skylar" Richardson Full Interrogation (1st Police Interview) - YouTube
Text Messages - Brooke Skylar Richardson - YouTube
FULL: Parents react after Brooke Richardson's first interview with police - YouTube
Alexee's Case:
Videos Show Teen Accused of Trashing Baby Rushing to Bathroom, Staff Detailing Gruesome Crime Scene - YouTube
Laws & Resources:
Born alive laws in the United States - Wikipedia
Safe Haven laws: Things you didn't know about surrendering a newborn (usatoday.com)
StandUpGirl.com | Pregnancy Resources
My son loves prisms. I remember when he was old enough to walk, he would take these stacks of prisms and place them by the windowsill and would watch the light reflect through them... Making these tiny rainbows. I was a new mom and remember loving to see the world from his point of view. Witnessing how one sees through another's eyes can be one of the most beautiful and privileged things to experience... But... Sometimes prisms are like people... reflecting their worst part. The two cases here are not related but we are going to shine the light through two different "prisms" so to speak... A case where the chapter of justice has closed, and the trial has ended while the next case is setting the scene for a message that can be sent leaving the protentional ripple effects of what it means to murder at the place of birth. Life's first and final breath in the arms of the one meant to protect. Is this the best of times and worst of times for the Era of Women... Or are we misplacing the crimes of two on the shoulders of all women? Welcome to Episode 33: A Tale of Two Cheerleaders.
Sources:
Skylar's Case:
Carlisle buried baby case - Wikipedia
Brooke "Skylar" Richardson Full Interrogation (1st Police Interview) - YouTube
Text Messages - Brooke Skylar Richardson - YouTube
FULL: Parents react after Brooke Richardson's first interview with police - YouTube
Alexee's Case:
Videos Show Teen Accused of Trashing Baby Rushing to Bathroom, Staff Detailing Gruesome Crime Scene - YouTube
Laws & Resources:
Born alive laws in the United States - Wikipedia
Safe Haven laws: Things you didn't know about surrendering a newborn (usatoday.com)
StandUpGirl.com | Pregnancy Resources