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The jury saw the autopsy photos of both victims; the medical examiner, Dr. Corinne Stern, tell the jury that what baby Dominic got on his leg was not a spider bite; he was injected in the thigh with something weeks before he was killed.
The jury saw the autopsy photos of both victims; the medical examiner, Dr. Corinne Stern, tell the jury that what baby Dominic got on his leg was not a spider bite; he was injected in the thigh with something weeks before he was killed.
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S1, EP3 "The Spider Bite"The first witness to testify is the older sister of Grizelda Hernandez; Grizelda is stabbed to death along with her young son, Dominic, in a park just a few yards away from the U.S.-Mexico border.
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S1, EP4 "Sister's Emotional Testimony"The sister of the victim, Grizelda Hernandez, has more emotional testimony to give the jury; Angelica Hernandez tells jurors how hard it was to lose her sister and her nephew.
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S1, EP5 "The Pediatrician and the Insect Bite"Dominic Hernandez's pediatrician takes the stand; weeks before Dominic and his mother, Grizelda, are stabbed, Dominic has a spider bite that makes it difficult for him to walk.
Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP6 "Injection Wound"The jury saw the autopsy photos of both victims; the medical examiner, Dr. Corinne Stern, tell the jury that what baby Dominic got on his leg was not a spider bite; he was injected in the thigh with something weeks before he was killed.
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