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2011 Jim Pitson dropped off his six-year-old son Timothy at Greenman Elementary School in

Aurora Illinois the pair expected it to be just another day little did Jim know he

would never see his son alive again,

or would he?

Hello, here, here ye, judge robbers in the house, ready for another case. Yes, it's the

return of Judge Rob on Monsters Who Murder with the serial killer whisperer. Amanda Howard,

welcome, I don't have my gavel because I think my family stole it because they didn't want me

passing my many, many judgments.

I'm sure that would be it. I can see your girls going, yeah, no, dad.

They've taken my bell, they've taken my cup, but they didn't get my judge's gown.

I think they've got enough dresses of their own, I'm sure.

I wear more makeup than then.

So I shall be passing judgment with my Monsters Who Murder Cup and doing it that way today.

That's okay.

We'll probably ignore you anyway, so it's all good.

True. Hey, this is a fascinating case. Let's get into it because Timothy Pitson was the son of Jim and Amy Fryeitson.

The couple had many ups and downs over the years, but their focus was always on their young son.

Timothy was what brought the couple so much joy and family photos show a young

family enjoying life and just being a happy family. But this facade was not to last. Jim and Amy

struck up a friendship at a party and it developed into a long distance relationship. For most of

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