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Hello and welcome to True Crime Daily, the podcast covering high-profile and under-the-rate

our cases from across the country every week. I'm your host, Anna Garcia, and our cases this week.

Justice for a pregnant mother who was brutally attacked, she was killed by a woman who couldn't

have children of her own, a woman who faked her pregnancy. That woman stood accused of ripping out

an unborn baby from the womb of a woman she killed. This is a case that we've been following.

It took a jury in Texas less than an hour to convict her. We have all the details from the trial

which was not televised, but first a mother of six who turned to naval investigators to help protect

her and her children from her abusive husband was killed right after making her complaint.

Authorities say that she was holding her infant child when her husband stormed in their home and shot

and killed her. Her husband was a naval recruiter. She's dead. He's dead after a shootout with police

and there are six children who have just lost everything. We are recording this on Wednesday,

October 5th of 2022. Our guest today is Josh Ritter. Y'all know him. He's a former prosecutor here

in LA County. He is now a criminal defense attorney and he has his own podcast here on the channel

called the sidebar. Hey, Josh, how are you? I'm good. Thank you. I've been looking forward to this.

Oh, always good to see you. Always good to see you. You know, we were just talking before we

started recording. All our cases today are about mothers who were killed. Yeah, just tragic stuff.

Really tragic, really, really tragic. And I know we're going to, and the both cases are out of Texas.

And I know we're going to get to the one about, you know, the woman who faked her pregnancy and

took the other woman's baby because, you know, so much information came out during the trial

that I want to answer all your questions if I can because it's an extraordinary case and everyone

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