Like with Amani's story two weeks ago, this is another very difficult listen.

It is another truly avoidable death had the right people did their job

and followed up on the disturbing reports correctly.

And like with Amani,

while there have been reforms since Porsche's murder

that will hopefully save other innocent lives,

it was all too late for this sweet little three-year-old

whose life was stolen because she was a normal curious toddler.

This is Porsche's story.

This story begins before Portia was even born. Her mother, Tiffany Bennett, had already had

four children by the time she was 23 years old, and she had come to the attention of human services

with several reports of neglect. This escalated in 1994, when Tiffany bought her youngest daughter

only a very young baby into emergency. She had lost consciousness and was rushed into intensive

care where the baby would later be pronounced dead.

The baby's cause of death would later be determined to be related to shaken baby syndrome.

Now, Kimberly Flower talks about shaken baby syndrome on her episode on this case.

I highly recommend her channel if you watch YouTube.

But for a more in-depth discussion about shaken baby syndrome, watch her video.

I'll try and remember to put the link in the show notes.

Just a brief understanding about shaken baby syndrome, though.

This occurs when a baby or child is shaken so badly

that it essentially causes permanent and irreversible brain

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