Body Facts with Joseph Scott Moore.

Got question for you.

What were you doing when you were 13 years old and you were attending middle school?

For me, it was waiting on a bus to come and pick me up during school year. Sports every day of some kind,

even those that I was no good at, and friends that I still rode bikes with and went to a local field and played baseball with or touch football.

But not for Madeline Soto.

We've already covered Madeline's case.

I urge you to please check out the earlier episode but there have been some

developments in her case and I feel the need right now to update because this is significant. It really gives us an

insight into the life that I'm not going to say that she lived but that

she was subjected to. I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body bags. And the hits keep on

coming Dave.

Yep. I don't know.

Maybe it's fatigue on my part.

Heartache fatigue because it seems like every single time we sit down we're talking about

another victim-aged child and it just goes on and on and on and when you don't think it can get any more

depraved up pops the case of Madeline Soto and we've, you know, we've known a lot I think to a great degree, but I would say that as a result of recent developments

as of just I don't know days ago yeah that we have more information relative to her short and

tragic life how it came to an end and what was going on leading up to that moment. I got to tell you it's it's weird you know it's a

weird thing for me you know we've always heard of stranger danger.

You know, people talk about that a lot.

And you, you take care when you walk down the streets in the evening.

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