109: 40 Counts. 9 Phones. 80 Years.

She was six years old and asleep on the couch when a man came into her family's apartment just before 5 a.m. in 1996. Prosecutors say he used a caustic chemical on her face, leaving third-degree burns, and raped her. The case sat 30 years until child abuse material turned up among his belongings in Colorado, his DNA went into CODIS, and it matched. Michael Douglas Graham, 67, got 60 years to life. Her mother told the court that 30 years later she still will not live on a first floor. A Texas man who told an undercover investigator he wanted to impregnate her to produce children who could be raised as sex slaves served five years, then got caught again by the same detective. A four-week-old in Hazel Park, Michigan with fractures in both arms, both legs and ribs, in different stages of healing. An 11-year-old in Georgia who clawed through sheetrock to get out of a closet and jumped from a second story. Forty felony counts and nine cellphones in Arkansas. A 13-year-old charged with capital murder in San Antonio who was 12 at the time, and no parent came to his hearing. Plus the race-data question: fifteen cases, one official record states it, and that one was a white male in Tampa. So why does one department publish the field everybody collects? And a real plan. Exactly which five offices decide whether your state has the death penalty, and how to get it back. Today's Scripture is Genesis 4 and the warning God gave Cain before he did it: sin lieth at the door. Last show of the week. I am going to pick up my Marine. Please pray for the calling God has put on his life. Faith and Fire: God and Country airs weekdays. God. Faith. Fire. Country. In that order. Always.