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Prosecutors make it clear what was on Skylar's mind in the days she found out she was pregnant to the weeks after her child died; they stress on Skylar's actions of concealing her baby's death and the hiding the corpse.
Prosecutors make it clear what was on Skylar's mind in the days she found out she was pregnant to the weeks after her child died; they stress on Skylar's actions of concealing her baby's death and the hiding the corpse.
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EP41 "State's Rebuttal Argument"Prosecutors make it clear what was on Skylar's mind in the days she found out she was pregnant to the weeks after her child died; they stress on Skylar's actions of concealing her baby's death and the hiding the corpse.
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