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Hello, everybody. I'm Deborah Roberts and it's so good to have you with us for our new episode of 2020 The After Show, where we take you behind the scenes and show you a little bit of a close-up look of our recording.

Today we're going to take a different take on a story that I think still lingers for so many of us here. It certainly does for me.

It begins with an image that we had in our

piece for 2020 that is so hard to shake. A toddler wandering around a Louisiana parking lot

clutching a pillow. And she's pointing to her mom's car when she is finally discovered. And inside

that car is a purse, keys, and a lot of blood.

In fact, the little three-year-old had blood on her feet and the child became what we called

for our episode, the barefoot witness because sadly she was a witness to something that was

pretty horrific. We would later discover, as we were putting our piece

together, that the little girl's mom was a popular school teacher. Her name was Lintel Washington,

and at that moment, she was missing. Police began a search to find her, and days later, sadly,

she was found dead, dumped in a drainage ditch. It a hard-breaking story one that i am still i think

struggling to sort of piece together in my head how it could have happened i spent time down in

louisiana in a sugarcane field where all of this played out tragically and i met actually

that little girl later on this This episode isn't just about

how authorities solve the murder though. It's about how the truth can come from even the smallest

of voices. And in this case, it did from a toddler. Well, here to talk about this story, which I think

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