She was cheated out of her life from a dream that she looked forward to.

We looked forward to her graduation from college and that didn't happen.

Because someone that shouldn't have had a gun had one and used it.

I've got Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige Nikolasi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation discoveries through conviction.

And this is Anatomy of Murph.

Today's case takes us for the very first time on ALM to Chicago, Illinois, which is the third most populated city in America.

It has a lot of nicknames, shy town or even windy city with more than 2.7 million people.

One of those Chicagoans is Milagros Burgros, also known as Millie.

And this I'm telling you all right now was one of the tougher interviews that I've done.

There is just a rawness in it that really struck me to the cord.

So I warn you and let you know that may be exactly what you experience yourselves.

I was born and raised here in Chicago and we also have raised both my children here in Chicago as well.

Both my kids are married, both of my babies.

My doctors have told me that I was unable to bear children.

But 12 years after our marriage, I had a miscarriage.

And then I had my daughter, Alexandra.

And then 17 months later, I had my son.

And today we are really focusing on these two miracle babies.

First, there was Alexandra.

It was the best news I was ever had.

I was in surprise. I was so surprised. I was shocked.

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