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We'll begin now with opening statements.

This is quite decided at about a year and a half old a little bit over that 20 months.

Like all children, he was blameless

was innocent

and he was beautiful

and like all children he was totally defenseless

totally incomplete children he was totally defenseless, totally and completely dependent on the

adults in his life to take care of him and to look out for his safety.

And the evidence in this case will show that the defendant violated that trust,

that most sacred

sacred sacred trust of the parent in the most horrible way.

In the middle of the night, she killed him, her own son, got in her car with his body, drove to a dumpster, and threw him away like a piece of trash.

She would go home, go to sleep like everything was normal, and wake up the next morning and report it to the police as an abduction.

I woke up, my front door was open and my child was missing.

Now the story started to fall apart pretty quickly because of good solid police work.

But she would go on to tell a series of evolving lies over several weeks.

Only moving from one lie to the next

is the police picked apart the first lie and presented her with the evidence that

made the first lie on town.

So now it's time to move on the line of the two, three, and four.

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