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On a quiet Friday afternoon, a mother and her five-year-old daughter sat across from each other playing a game of Tick-Tac-Tow.

The girl pushed her curly hair behind her ears and smiled at her mom.

The little girl had been acting very strangely lately, and so her mom was grateful to see that it seemed like she was doing better.

The mom picked up her pencil and drew a new Tick-Tac-toe board and then placed an X right in the

center to start the game. After that, her daughter excitedly scribbled an O to the right of the

X. But when the mom made her next move, placing an X in the top right corner, she watched her daughter's

face fall. The girl could see she was one X away from losing the game, and she began to whine.

The mom tried to reassure the girl that it was just a game, but the girl continued to pout

and kind of be upset as she placed an O in the bottom center square. The mom was about to write her

winning X, but before she could mark the box, her little girl let out a high-pitched scream

and begged her mom to stop. Then the usually sweet girl picked up a pencil and pointed the sharp

tip at her mother's chest. And with a crazed look in her eyes, she shouted that she would

stab her mom if she made another move.

I'm Marcia Clark, host of Informance Lawyer X.

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