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Felony Friday - Inner Demons
🕑 Added 2021-02-25 01:16:12 +0000 UTCAfter nearly ten long years apart, two high school friends were randomly reacquainted in Chester, SC in May of 2013. One - a mother raising her five month old daughter alone. The other - a U.S. Army combat veteran, struggling with mental health issues, substance abuse, and homelessness. Together, they found hope in the midst of great despair, until one fateful September afternoon - when everything came violently crashing to a halt.
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Listen to 911 call in Chester baby's death
- Mom wants 'no mercy' for baby's convicted killer
- Veteran pleads guilty to killing Chester baby
- Veteran sentenced to 32 years after guilty plea in Chester County baby's death
- 911 call released; baby had skull fractures, kidney and liver trauma
- Baby Madison Brooke Stewart
- Court testimony: Veteran who killed Chester Co. baby was ordered to kill child in Afghanistan
- Veteran charged in Chester baby death (The Herald, Rock Hill, SC - Print Edition, 9/21/2013)
- 1968 Hardin Strait Rd, Chester, SC
- Iraq war veteran with PTSD pleads guilty to killing toddler
- Report says 11-month-old died of severe abuse
Music & Sound Effect Sources
- Opening Track: “Sacred Space” by Reveille
- Closing Track: “Twilight Moon” by Caleb Etheridge
Music & Sound Effect Sources
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Comments
Tina Johnson
In other words this child Did not need to die if the military had done its job and took care of this man this child I'll would have still been alive today
Tina Johnson
My heart breaks for the mother and for the child it also breaks also breaks for all the veterans coming back suffering from P TST E and we need Need to do so much more More for these veterans that don't get the help that they need this child would not have died if this veteran Scott had gotten the help that he had needed The Minute he was released from from his duty knowing what he went through are governmentKnowing what he went through put him on the street when they shouldn't haveAdmit our military should have done more toTo protect us and protect the children and familiesThere are a lot of cases of thisBecause my dad coming backFrom Vietnam was very violentHe he used to beat me and my brothers constantlyHave flashbacks and suffered from post tomatic stress orderSo this is nothing new it should have been taken care of long before thisChild died that's the sad part
