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Analysis of Injuries in Darlie Routier's Case
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The extent of Darlie Routier's self-inflicted injuries and the number of unaddressed injuries by the prosecution are discussed, specifically the question of why she stopped two millimeters away from killing herself.
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Darlie Routier was convicted of murdering her own son, but supporters believe the prosecution painted a one-sided picture and there is more to the story, leaving doubt about her guilt.
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Darlie Routier
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Darlie Routier was convicted of murdering her own son, but supporters believe the prosecution painted a one-sided picture and there is more to the story, leaving doubt about her guilt.
ChapterAnalysis of Injuries in Darlie Routier's Case
EpisodeINFAMOUS: Darlie Routier (Part 2)
PodcastCrime Junkie
The injuries that were identified as "self-inflicted" were never fully addressed by the prosecution in the Darlie Routier case, leaving many questions unanswered about the extent of her injuries and how she could have known to stop two millimeters away if the wounds were self-inflicted.
02:36 - 05:23 (02:47)
Darlie Routier
Summary
The injuries that were identified as "self-inflicted" were never fully addressed by the prosecution in the Darlie Routier case, leaving many questions unanswered about the extent of her injuries and how she could have known to stop two millimeters away if the wounds were self-inflicted.