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Bees Some children's monsters live in the Vededa. But Benjamin Savetta's monster lived in the room next door and he called her mom.

San Antonio in Texas is a city rich in history, a place where the past and present collide.

It was founded as a Spanish mission in 1718 and would become one of the most pivotal locations in Texas history.

The echoes of the famous Battle of the Alamo still linger in the heart of the city,

with crumbling stone walls of a bygone era.

Over the century, San Antonio grew into a vibrant metropolis, blending Texan and Mexican

cultures into something entirely of its own.

The river walk, lined with bustling restaurants and twinkling lights,

welcomes millions of visitors each year. But beneath the warmth of its culture and the pride of its

history, San Antonio has seen its share of darkness. And on one evening, in a quiet neighbourhood,

far from the tourist spots, something happened that would leave even the most hardened detective shaken. A 911 call came in one summer evening, reporting an unresponsive young

boy. When he arrived at the hospital, it was clear that this wasn't just a case of a child

falling ill. Something would be happening to this boy for a very long time.

Christus Children's Hospital in San Antonio, Texas was alive with its usual energy on the evening of August 17th, 2021.

The halls were filled with the steady rhythm of medical staff moving from room to room, checking on young patients.

The soft beeping of monitors blended with the occasional chatter of nurses at their stations.

Parents sat beside their children.

Some reading books aloud, others whispering reassurances.

The air carried the distinct scent of antiseptic, a mixture of sterility and care.

That evening an ambulance arrived and paramedics rushed through the emergency room doors with

a stretcher. It contained the small lifeless body of a little boy. The boy was limp and his

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