I want to play a little bit of this also from court TV in regards to this case.

February 25th was Madeline Soto's 13th birthday party.

A big day in any child's life, celebrating the end of one phase and the start of the next, the teen years.

But tragically for Madeline, this was not the beginning of her teen years. It was the start of the next, the teen years. But tragically for Madeline, this was not the beginning

of her teen years. It was the end of her life. She was reported missing the next day by her mother,

Jen, and investigators believe she was already dead by 819 the following morning. But that doesn't

match the story given by the man charged with her murder,

Stefan Stearns, Jen's living boyfriend.

He says he dropped Madeline off at school,

a story Jen repeated to police and to the public in TV interviews.

Tonight we are live from Florida as we take you back to the scene

where Madeline's body was recovered. The place where Stefan Stern's was reportedly seen changing his tire.

Then we'll show you the place where Stefan Stearns allegedly put Madeline into the trunk of his car before allegedly disposing of her body.

Then we'll take a listen to Stern's story.

Does it match up with the evidence?

We'll take a closer look as we continue our investigation into the tragic life and death

of Madeline Soto.

I'm Vinnie Pallant.

Thanks for joining us here in closing arguments.

Madeline Soto was just 13 years old.

Had just turned 13 years old.

And if you take a moment and just think about the life that she lived,

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