This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

What a case in Southern California.

I mean, this is really horrific.

There's a seven-year-old boy, Emmanuel Harrow, seven-month-old boy, Emmanuel Harrow, that is missing. But he's not just

missing. The problem is his parents have been accused and been charged with murder of this young

boy, seven-month-old, their kid. And it all happened. They reported the child missing. And the wife, 41-year-old Rebecca Harrow, she told the police, she calls the police and said that she was attacked outside of her car. This is in front of a big five sporting goods store. That she was attacked, rendered unconscious, and little Emmanuel was taken.

Well, as the cops are talking to her, all of a sudden the story starts getting really hinky.

There's contradictions going on, and the cops say, you know what, something's wrong here.

This doesn't make sense, and she immediately shut up and Will, did not cooperate and is not saying anything.

So at least she knows when you shut up with the cops asking you the question,

especially when it looks like you have a lot to hide.

So they've both been charged with murder and they have been put into jail.

It turns out that the husband, Jake Harrow, it's revealed that he confessed to the murder of

little Emmanuel.

And there was an undercover informant in jail with him.

And it turned out that he admitted to his, quote, bunkmate, that he in fact rolled over.

Harrow had told the police he rolled over in bed and accidentally killed the child and then buried the body.

And what are the police going to do with that, right?

I mean, it is possible that you can roll over in bed.

It's true and kill a child.

There's also infant death syndrome.

And there's a lot of things can happen to a kid.

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