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I remember sitting there crying and I was like, this child who you called yours, this is the child that you loved so much and you went and burned in a barrel?

How disgusting.

How disgusting. I'm Andre Gunning.

This is Betrayal Season 3, Episode 4.

Him or me?

Dr. Justin Rutherford never expected to be incarcerated.

He seemed genuinely surprised to be in jail.

Stacey and her family had moved back to the Virginia area to be closer to family and friends.

Justin's godmother, Nanny D, had done the same.

He wrote frequent letters to Nanny. She looked after him as a child and had always been there for

him as an adult. She did not believe the accusations against him. He shared his complaints

with her about the lack of amenities in jail.

The only chairs here are hard, as well as the beds.

And this is probably TMI, but the diet they give us caused me the worst constipation.

It really makes things terrible.

Once Tyler came forward, the Berks County District Attorney's Office was able to build a strong case against Justin.

There was a good chance he could be sentenced to decades in jail, and that was largely because of what Tyler was able to share during his forensic interview.

I don't remember if it was Detective Fick or Weaver.

One of them I had spoken to and they said they were so proud of Tyler because they had never seen a child or heard a child give such a detailed interview as far as how much information he recalled.

As a trial date drew closer, Justin's letters to family and friends grew more frenzied.

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