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Ten-year-old Rebecca Batisse died in death.

No child should ever know. Alone, abused, and broken.

Found on a remote Arizona highway, her body bore the horrifying signs of torture, bruises, starvation, and unimaginable cruelty.

Her toenails had been torn off. Her eyes blackened, her tiny frame ravaged.

Despite desperate calls from her school, no help came in time.

Now her father and his girlfriend face murder charges, and tonight we have the latest.

But first, it was a warm October night when tragedy struck on the Pacific Coast Highway.

Four young women, sorority sisters, stood together vibrant lights in the Pepperdine University

community when a BMW came barreling towards them. Authorities say Frazier bomb just 22 was behind

the wheel, speeding recklessly at over

100 miles per hour. In an instant, the women's lives were stolen. Their futures shattered,

their families left with unimaginable grief. Prosecutors alleged bomb was racing moments before the deadly crash, showing a blatant disregard for human life.

He's now facing murder charges and a potential life behind bars.

Meanwhile, these four promising beautiful souls gone forever deserved decades, not moments. And now the Pacific Coast Highway echoes with the

haunting question why were they taken so violently and will accountability ever come I'm

Viti Politan thank you so much for joining us tonight here on closing arguments and

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