Defense Attorney Charlie M. Ricker

Burning of a baby.

This doctor many weeks later said I was wrong.

They disregarded any truth and they said, well, Schuyler said it.

We'll just keep going.

We'll just keep moving forward.

You cannot tell us to any reasonable degree of scientific certainty that Annabelle was born alive.

She delivered a stillbirth infant in the bathroom.

She described Annabelle's appearance as being really white.

And in my experience, when you deliver a healthy newborn, they're almost purple.

Fetal growth restriction increases the risks of intrauterine demise or neonatal death.

The defendant is presumed innocent until guilt is established beyond a reasonable doubt.

And it's their burden.

It's the prosecutor's burden.

If you have a reason to doubt the live burden, you have to fight for Scott.

All right, ma'am, has the jury reached a verdict in the case?

We, the jury in the above captioned case, find the defendant, Brooke Schuyler Richardson, not guilty of the offense of aggravated murder.

Brooke Richardson created the situation that prevented us from being able to conduct an autopsy on that baby girl.

And in a sense, it feels like that she's been rewarded.

I firmly believe, Ms.

Richardson, in fact, I know in my heart that if you would have made different decisions in this case, Annabelle would be here today.