EPISODE · Feb 21, 2024 · 27 MIN
Innocence Lost: A Forensic Dive into Child Deaths
from Pushing Up Lilies · host Julie Mattson
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Join me through the somber landscapes of true crime, on this episode of Pushing Up Lilies. In a heart-wrenching exploration, we delve into the tragic stories of young lives lost, shining a forensic light on the unsettling realities surrounding child deaths. "Innocence Lost" is a poignant journey that touches upon the inexplicable cases where innocence meets a sinister fate. As a forensic death investigator, I share stories that echo the vulnerability of children caught in the web of tragedy. Among these narratives, we shine a spotlight on the haunting case of the missing Texas girl, Audrii Cunningham. This episode is an unflinching examination of the shadows that envelope the most heart-wrenching cases. Join me as we navigate through the complexities of investigations involving children and reflect on the profound impact these stories leave on our understanding of justice and the fragility of innocence. Listener discretion. <><><><><><><><> Update: Tragic Discovery in the Case of Audrii Cunningham Dear listeners, I bring you an update on the heartbreaking episode, "Innocence Lost: A Forensic Dive into Child Deaths." It is with heavy hearts that we share the devastating news that the body of 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham has been found. Our thoughts are with Audrii's family and all those affected by this profound loss. As we navigate through the aftermath of this heartbreaking revelation, we are reminded of the importance of raising awareness about the vulnerabilities of our youth and advocating for justice. Sincerely, Julie Mattson Host, Pushing Up Lilies
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