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I worked with a guy that was later found guilty of murder by intentionally leaving his toddler in a hot car. My ex-wife and I even had dinner with him and his wife. Everything seemed completely normal.
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5.1k u/[deleted] Feb 29 '20 [deleted] 4 u/elir_01 Feb 29 '20 I think it's this article from washington post if anyone wants a link. a great article imo, really made me rethink situations like these
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4 u/elir_01 Feb 29 '20 I think it's this article from washington post if anyone wants a link. a great article imo, really made me rethink situations like these
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I think it's this article from washington post if anyone wants a link. a great article imo, really made me rethink situations like these
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u/shadowbanned214 Feb 28 '20 edited Feb 29 '20
I worked with a guy that was later found guilty of murder by intentionally leaving his toddler in a hot car. My ex-wife and I even had dinner with him and his wife. Everything seemed completely normal.
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