Body Facts with Joseph Scott Moore.

It's hard to try to understand how people define the word trust any longer. It seems as though that ever since I was a

child that there has been this kind of evolution in what the word trust

actually means.

When I was little, if you were doing something you should not have been doing.

There was this perception that you could trust others, even outside of your family, to essentially tell your parents what you had been doing.

And that went both ways for other people's kids as well.

But trust is kind of taken on a different meaning I think it comes down to this idea of protection and when we

turn over if you, our precious young children to those in authority and they violate trust.

There's something very, very dark about that. Today we're going to talk about that

that darkness and we're going to talk about the impact that trust placed with the wrong folks had on a young lady by the name of Sandra Birchmore. I'm

Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body backs.

Dave I've often said that, you know, as an investigator,

if you, you know, you work cases where you kind of get numb to it relative to you know you have two

adults that get into a fight and they wind up maybe killing the other one back in the 80s. I remember it

seemed like night after night I would go on so-called drive-by shooting homicides, rival gangs that were going after one another.

They're involved in this street life and that sort of thing and there's an inherent risk with that.

There's an inherent danger with it, but they when it comes to

kids there's something about it that you can never really get numb to. It's like a

fresh wound that opens up every time for an investigator and in this particular case we're talking we're talking about a young woman who she died as a young woman, but this story actually begins a decade earlier,

where she was involved in an Explorer program.

I don't know if everybody knows what the Explorer program is. It's an extension of Boy Scouts.

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