In 1992, Baker, a 10-year-old boy in the United States, was picked up by a mysterious person, and the police quickly locked up the suspect with the help of the FBI, but unfortunately, Little Baker has long become a skeleton!
At 3 p.m. on November 25, 1992, single mother Ruth went to school to pick up her son Baker, because the next day was Thanksgiving, and had already agreed with her mother to take her son to his mother's house for a night.
On this day, Little Baker was also very excited, because he received a call from his father, agreeing to take advantage of the Thanksgiving holiday, and the father and son would go out to have fun.
But when Ruth arrived at the school, she searched around the school and didn't see her son, and the teacher didn't know where Little Baker ran.
She didn't care at the time, thinking that Little Baker couldn't wait, and now she took the bus to her grandmother's house first, so she returned home to continue to clean up, planning to meet her mother's house at night.
However, around 6 p.m., Ruth suddenly received a call from her mother, asking why she had not taken the child with her yet.
Ruth panicked when she heard it, and Little Baker was not at school and did not go to her grandmother's house, so where could he go? She hurried to the school again and found the teacher on duty.
The teacher on duty was also anxious when he heard that Little Baker was lost, hurriedly checked the duty record, and found that at 11:30 noon, a woman named Smith picked up Little Baker.
At that time, Smith claimed to be the cousin of Little Baker's father and came to pick up Little Baker to his father's house for Thanksgiving, and the teacher on duty saw that Little Baker was very close to the woman, so he was relieved to let her pick up the child.
Knowing her son's whereabouts, Ruth hurriedly dialed her ex-husband Dhoni's phone, but she called several times in a row and no one answered. And she didn't have a phone from Dhoni's cousin, so she had to call the police in desperation.
The police worked very efficiently and quickly found Smith's home address, but when Ruth followed the police to Smith's house, Smith was shocked and did not know where Little Baker went.
Because she was busy in the company all day, she had never been to Little Baker's school at all, and her colleagues in the company could attest to it.
The police felt that something was wrong, so they took the school duty teacher to Smith's house to identify, but the duty teacher shook his head when he saw Smith, claiming that she was not the woman who picked up Little Baker.
At this time, Dhoni also called Ruth back, claiming that he was on the highway just now, so it was inconvenient to answer the phone.
Ruth, who was emotional, did not believe her ex-husband's ghost words, and the two had a fierce argument on the phone.
Ruth firmly believes that her ex-husband must have found someone to take his son away and hide it, because Doni usually likes little Baker very much, and he has been fighting for custody of his son.
Then there's Dawny's newly married wife, Stephanie, a 21-year-old woman who hates little Baker very much, and the two have had fierce conflicts, so it is not groundless to suspect that they are not groundless.
Based on the information provided by Ruth, the police immediately controlled Dhoni and Stephanie, but both had alibi certificates, and the teacher on duty was sure that it was not the two who picked up Little Baker.
Seeing that there were no clues in the case, the police decided to conduct a lie detector on Donny, Stephanie and Ruth,
But Stephanie showed her horse's feet, not only looked a little panicked, but also refused to cooperate with the lie detector on the grounds of pregnancy.
Although the police do not have the right to lie detectors on pregnant women, the FBI has such a right, so the police sent a request for help from the FBI.
Sure enough, Stephanie did not pass the lie detector and later told the truth under questioning by the police.
It turned out that Stephanie was jealous of her husband's kindness to Little Baker, and Little Baker was against her everywhere, so she let her best friend Susan trick Little Baker out of school as Cousin Dhoni.
She originally just wanted to scare Little Baker, but when she saw Little Baker, she fainted for a while and strangled Little Baker directly in the car.
During Stephanie's murder, Susan tried to stop her, but still couldn't stop her.
Afterwards, the two drove the car to the outskirts, burned Little Baker's body, buried the bones, and discussed and unified the alibi.
Two women who thought they had done things seamlessly, ended up paying for their sins, sentenced to life and 25 years in prison, respectively!
