Burned, Starved, and Beaten: The Murder of Baby Tristin That Changed Nevada Law | Rayshaun Coleman
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Burned, Starved, and Beaten: The Murder of Baby Tristin That Changed Nevada Law | Rayshaun Coleman
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Six-week-old Tristin Hilburn was underweight, burned, and covered in bruises. His tiny body showed signs of starvation, skull fractures, and broken ribs. The man who made the call — Rayshaun Coleman — was the one watching him. But was he the one who killed him?
This is the case of baby Tristin Hilburn
Question: What do you think about the different outcome in this case vs Clarance Martin's case? Share your thoughts in the comments!
(00:01:10) Discovery of the Unthinkable
(00:20:10) The Medical Examination
(00:25:00) Trials and Testimonies
(00:30:25) The Overturned Conviction
As always, if you suspect child abuse, please reach out to the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-CHILD or visit childhelp.org. Your vigilance can make a difference.
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Past Episodes Mentioned in this case: Clarence Martin Jr https://wp.me/pdbuVw-WY2
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