Broken Harts

	"There Were Good Times" January 29, 201934 min	34 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played
	"Stone-Cold Narcissist" January 22, 201939 min	39 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played
	"Owies" January 8, 201931 min	31 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played
	"Beautiful Black Boys" January 8, 201935 min	35 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played
	"My God, There's Six of Them" January 1, 201928 min	28 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played
	"The Perfect People" December 18, 201837 min	37 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played
	"If Not Us, Who?" December 11, 201829 min	29 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played
	"Fear" December 4, 201837 min	37 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played
	Broken Harts Trailer November 19, 20183 min	3 min Share Episode Info Mark as Played

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On March 23, 2018, Sarah and Jennifer Hart packed their six adopted children into their SUV and left their home in Woodland, Washington, only a few hours after a representative from Child Protective Services rang their doorbell, intending to follow up on a child welfare call. Three days later, a passerby spotted the car upside down at the bottom of a 100-foot cliff off U.S. Highway 101 near Mendocino, California. All the people inside or found nearby were dead: the two moms (who were white) and four of the kids (who were black). Two kids (also black) are still missing but presumed dead. In the weeks following the crash, upsetting details emerged about the Harts. None of the victims in the car were wearing seatbelts. Jen, the driver, had a blood alcohol content that was over the legal limit; and in the bodies of Sarah and two of the kids, the coroner found diphenhydramine, an ingredient commonly found in allergy medicines like Benadryl. Though they appeared to be a tight-kn... Show More

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