Rachel Shannon

Savannah, oh sorry, sorry, him telling her she was dying the other day just made me really anxious.

Then at 4.59pm Savannah says, are you guys okay?

Melissa, IDK, I'm freaking out.

Savannah, is she like actually having seizures?

Melissa, IDK what she's doing or having.

Savannah, is she awake and moving and just weak?

Melissa, I'm not sure.

Savannah, sorry, I'm just trying to understand so I can try to help.

Savannah, do you want me to see if Kayla can get her up?

Those are the last texts we have from the affidavit.

It was just 20 minutes after these texts were sent when 911 was called to report that MG appeared to have trouble breathing and was comatose.

Unlike what they tried to claim, we can see that MG didn't appear to have behavioral issues stemming from autism.

She was being abused.

Maybe she did have some behavioral problems stemming from a sudden, drastic change in her life.

She was suddenly removed from the home she knew her entire life when she was just 8 or 9 years old and placed with a family she barely knew.

That's a huge change for anyone.

All the while, the whole world was changing around her.

She was taken away from her school, her peers, her friends.

She had to stay home in this home with people she barely knew.

That is such a massive and scary change for anyone.