Erin Moriarty

This is a slide of a part of this infant's brain.

This is a slide of a part of this infant's brain.

At Melissa's trial, Dr. Choi had told the jury he observed no sign of an old injury. But according to Dr. Rudd, Dr. Choi had simply missed it. He called in Dr. Nancy Jones, a well-regarded pathologist, for a second opinion.

At Melissa's trial, Dr. Choi had told the jury he observed no sign of an old injury. But according to Dr. Rudd, Dr. Choi had simply missed it. He called in Dr. Nancy Jones, a well-regarded pathologist, for a second opinion.

At Melissa's trial, Dr. Choi had told the jury he observed no sign of an old injury. But according to Dr. Rudd, Dr. Choi had simply missed it. He called in Dr. Nancy Jones, a well-regarded pathologist, for a second opinion.

and she agreed with dr rudd and noted that the old injury had been healing for about two or three months a time frame consistent with that bump on ben's head that was noticed at daycare how they let that go is beyond me like the defense experts at trial doctors jones and rudd believed that the old injury was further exacerbated by ben's head banging

and she agreed with dr rudd and noted that the old injury had been healing for about two or three months a time frame consistent with that bump on ben's head that was noticed at daycare how they let that go is beyond me like the defense experts at trial doctors jones and rudd believed that the old injury was further exacerbated by ben's head banging

and she agreed with dr rudd and noted that the old injury had been healing for about two or three months a time frame consistent with that bump on ben's head that was noticed at daycare how they let that go is beyond me like the defense experts at trial doctors jones and rudd believed that the old injury was further exacerbated by ben's head banging

Dr. Rudd phoned the now-retired Dr. Choi, who signed a sworn affidavit conceding that he had missed that Ben had suffered an old injury. But he crossed out the word significant, and when asked if he would have changed his testimony at trial, Dr. Choi said, no.

Dr. Rudd phoned the now-retired Dr. Choi, who signed a sworn affidavit conceding that he had missed that Ben had suffered an old injury. But he crossed out the word significant, and when asked if he would have changed his testimony at trial, Dr. Choi said, no.

Dr. Rudd phoned the now-retired Dr. Choi, who signed a sworn affidavit conceding that he had missed that Ben had suffered an old injury. But he crossed out the word significant, and when asked if he would have changed his testimony at trial, Dr. Choi said, no.

But Dr. Rudd suspected that Dr. Choi may have also been wrong about another major issue in the case, that alleged skull fracture.

But Dr. Rudd suspected that Dr. Choi may have also been wrong about another major issue in the case, that alleged skull fracture.

But Dr. Rudd suspected that Dr. Choi may have also been wrong about another major issue in the case, that alleged skull fracture.

Dr. Rudd believed what Dr. Choi and the other medical experts thought was a skull fracture may have instead been a normal part of Ben's growing skull, but he couldn't prove it. Then in 2015, Melissa's father said he received an anonymous call that there was a set of x-rays at the coroner's office that had never been turned over to the defense.

Dr. Rudd believed what Dr. Choi and the other medical experts thought was a skull fracture may have instead been a normal part of Ben's growing skull, but he couldn't prove it. Then in 2015, Melissa's father said he received an anonymous call that there was a set of x-rays at the coroner's office that had never been turned over to the defense.

Dr. Rudd believed what Dr. Choi and the other medical experts thought was a skull fracture may have instead been a normal part of Ben's growing skull, but he couldn't prove it. Then in 2015, Melissa's father said he received an anonymous call that there was a set of x-rays at the coroner's office that had never been turned over to the defense.

When Dr. Rudd's staff searched the computer archives, they came across these startling images that were never shown at trial.

When Dr. Rudd's staff searched the computer archives, they came across these startling images that were never shown at trial.

When Dr. Rudd's staff searched the computer archives, they came across these startling images that were never shown at trial.