They Were About to Split Up Five Kids Under Seven. The One Man Willing to Take All Five Knew Exactly What That Does to a Child
A mother and a father died at the scene.
Right away.
There was no goodbye.”
Judge Harmon folds his hands and says nothing, watching me.
“They left four children behind,” I say, stepping up closer to the podium.
“The oldest was seven.
The youngest was barely a year old.
And the county could not find a single foster family willing to take four grieving children at once — it’s a lot to ask of anyone, I understand that now better than I did then.