Warning, this is a true crime podcast and is not suitable for all audiences. Please use discretion.

This episode references to the death of a child. Whilst the descriptions are not explicit,

please take extra care whilst listening. Would you trust the words of a six-year-old child? My son is six in a few weeks.

He's a good lad. He knows right from wrong most of the time. But when I heard about today's case,

it made me wonder, could the words of a young child like him be the foundation upon which a decision is made to lock somebody away forever?

In today's case, we're going to look at a crime where a six-year-old boy's testimony was the only real evidence a prosecution had,

and that testimony meant his mother was jailed for life.

I'm Naomi Channel, and this is real.

Thank you. I'm going to

I'm going to This is a type of podcast that I find really difficult to do. The video is a type of podcast that I find really difficult to do.

The victim in this case is a child.

But it's a case that is currently being covered by a friend of mine,

a broadcaster, a journalist and a historian,

a man called Enley Hunt. I met Enley at Crime Con in

23 and I watched him deliver a compelling talk on school shootings. He's originally from

America but he lives here in England now. Since then, we've kept in touch and he has recently released a deep dive podcast called

Inesto. I listened to it. I was blown away by the access and the detail that Enli has put into

this body of work. It's an award-winning series and I really wanted to share it with you.

As I said, I find cases involving children particularly difficult, so please be reassured that all

descriptions and information regarding this case, the case of seven-year-old Adriana Hutto will be handled with care and

sensitivity. So, Enli, thank you for joining me to talk about this extremely sad case. I know you have

put so much time into this and you continue to do so. So just for a

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