Body Facts with Joseph Scott Moore.

Every now and then I try to reenter myself

as a dad, because you know when when your kids get older and they get out of the house

many times Many times you forget those moments that are so very precious when that little life was delivered into this world and swaddled by perhaps a labor

and delivery nurse.

And you're terrified.

It doesn't matter how many kids you have.

You're terrified every single time.

And they hand that child to you, this little life that has come into the world.

And you know you've been in great anticipation all this time.

You've gone through the pregnancy with, in my case with my precious wife,

and you don't really know what's on the horizon, but when they hand that little life over to you and you hold them to

your chest and they're trying to make that little cry you know they haven't quite got

their voice even for crying at that point time, their mouth opens.

And you look down and you see the fragility of what you're holding, and you know that it is your responsibility to bring them up in a world that

as an adult you already know is just rife with danger at every turn.

It's something I try to return to regularly and try to remember at this point in my life.

Today I want to talk about as a father, another father, who probably had the same experience. This man's a physician now.

Of his little girl that he probably held for that brief moment as she tried to form that first cry in that labor and

delivery room.

We're going to talk about the murder,

the savage murder of Lauren Johanson Hatt Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

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