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This episode contains sensitive material, graphic depictions of violence or abuse against children,

which some listeners may find especially distressing or traumatic.

Listener discretion is advised. I knelt down, I did the initial diagnosis that you make in that kind of a situation. I looked at the entire line of the body, pushed the forehead and the head back gave breaths and started

compressions. How did she respond to? How did the little girl respond? There was no response. Childhood innocence, what a wonderful yet fleeting thing to have possessed.

It's something that most of us have obtained but gradually lost

as it's tainted and worn away from life's mundane affairs.

It's kind of depressing when you actually sit down and think about it.

And yet you're fortunate if you can recall those days. And you're even luckier if you've

managed to somehow hold on to a bit of that magic as an adult.

Of course from a quote grown-ups perspective,

the reason that children are so carefree is because their brains aren't yet fully developed. In fact, some would argue the reason this time period is so special is because mentally, it's when human beings are in their purest form.

Children have no filter and they tend to tell the

truth unapologetically and to a fault and they say what's on their

trouble in murder investigations for instance.

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