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It's natural to look for patterns.

There's a certain safety in knowing that the man was a murderer

because his mother violently abused him.

Children who are violently abused don't seem to do that well.

That's a pattern.

And if there's a pattern, then there's something we can do about it.

Not violently abuse our children.

Problem solved.

On November 16th, 2017, the Washington State Supreme Court was called to session

as tall lawyer with a choir boy face named Sean Hopwood set sweating at the defense table.

Behind him was his client, a responsible looking woman named Tara Simmons,

who had graduated near the top of her law school class and was now trying to become a lawyer.

The question in front of the court was, would this version of Tara,

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