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I saw my three older daughters because they were running around and they were screaming.

But my baby daughter, I was having a part-time getting to her

because the house was so much in smoke and fire and flames.

People learned or thought they learned how to investigate fires

from basically their buddies down at the firehouse.

Yeah, it's impossible to cross-examine a dog.

So if she had been, you know, a middle-class housewife

and had a husband who was off on a business

trip and her house went down, she would be treated a little bit differently than a single

mom with many kids working three jobs, just trying to make it.

I've seen officers beat up inmates down to officers having affairs with inmates. The judge said that she felt like justice had prevailed in this case.

Rauchel Casey is a woman who has suffered much.

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