Nancy Grace

I'll starve it.

The child eats too much.

I'll starve it.

The child misbehaved.

I'll starve it.

I mean, there are a million excuses I have heard as to why moms and dads starve the baby dead.

But yet we see six other children seemingly healthy.

And this is oftentimes what we do see in cases like this, Nancy.

You said the other siblings are going to have to be in treatment.

You're right, because they didn't just watch their sister starve slowly to death.

They were forced to keep her in the closet themselves.

They're going to go the rest of their lives thinking they starved their sister, and now she's got permanent brain damage, Angie.

To Bronwyn Blake joining us, adjunct professor, University of Texas School of Law, chief legal officer, Texas Advocacy Project.

Bronwyn, thank you for being with us.

I've seen it many, many times where one child out of the whole group is singled out and they're the ones that starved.

That child is the one that's abused.

I don't understand the phenomena, but I accept it because I've seen it over and over.

Even cases that I prosecuted, other children would go crazy.

unscathed while the one child would end up dead.

Joining me is a special guest.