Kaelyn Moore

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So when Ben was found face down in a pool of his blood inside of the snake house, people obviously assumed it was a python that attacked him.

Until they started looking at clues and determined that it was anything but a normal attack.

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Now, let's get into Ben Rennick's case and the clues that defined it.

It just shows how...

cool our community is and how much knowledge there is it's it's kind of the whole reason we wanted that phone a scientist button yeah lawyer button because we're not lawyers we're not psychologists we only know what we know and the research we get into so that's a really really good comment yeah just shows like they do take a lot of necessary steps to protect the kids and you know maybe to that little one it's like

I'm just getting babysat and having a good conversation in this odd living room with some toys that aren't mine.

The more you know.

Thank you, Caitlin, for commenting that.

I love that.

Yeah.

Thank you for reaching out.