This episode contains details involving the murder of a young child and may be distressing for some.

Listener discretion is advised.

13 month old Zachary Andrew Turner was left in the care of his mother. And it feels like we've gone over a million reasons why he never should have been.

And why we should have never come to know Zachary.

And why we should not be sitting here talking about him today.

Welcome back to the tale of losing Andrew, losing Zachary,

a California Dreaming multi-part series.

If you haven't listened to Parts 1 through 5, pause this here and listen to those first,

so you're caught up.

In part five we discussed Zachary's birth

and the involvement of child youth and family services

in caring for Shirley, Zachary, for Shirley's youngest daughter

and some of the missteps made by CYFS,

as well as the beginnings of the Bagby's involvement in Zachary's life.

We also discussed why the extradition proceedings have been delayed for so long.

In this part six, it will be our final part.

We are going to pick it up from when Shirley's interim release from December 12, 2001,

when she was granted bail, was canceled, and she was taken back into custody on November 14, 2002 from the Newfoundland Supreme Court and held overnight in St. John's.

The following day on November 15, 2002, she was brought by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary to the Clarinville Correctional Center for Women,

a two-hour drive from St. John's, and she would remain there imprisoned until January 7th 2003.

Shirley had 30 days to appeal the extradition committal order and she was entitled to apply

for judicial interim release pending her appeal.

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