The thought of marriage at 14 being pregnant I I thought it was going to be a dream come true

but then I thought to myself and I thought to myself and I'm like what am I doing? 14.

This is the Frontline Dispatch. A new podcast from the people who make the PBS

investigative series Frontline. I'm Rainy Aronson Frontline's

Executive Producer. For years you've known us for our I'm Rainy Aronson, Frontline's executive producer.

For years you've known us for our long-form broadcast journalism.

Now we're bringing that journalism to this original podcast series.

Now the last time journalists came here to investigate militia abuses,

they were killed by militiamen as they left town.

Sometimes our producers come across stories they aren't able to capture in film.

Now with the frontline dispatch, we can tell those stories, as they should be told, in audio.

It's kind of an under the carpet type of a thing.

You don't really talk about it.

You don't talk about being racist around here.

Just like our documentary films, we're going to be tackling the toughest subjects.

The 120 days strikes the court as just. to be tackling the toughest subjects.

The 120 days strikes the court is just because that's approximately how long

this vile farce of a marriage lasted.

And perhaps as you spend each of those 120 days in jail,

you can think about the 120 days your daughter was married to a rapist because of you.

In those most difficult moments, we'll be listening.

Hon, can you hear me?

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