In June 2019, Kwin Boes of Princeton, Indiana, pleaded guilty to felony neglect of a dependent resulting in the death of his 11-week-old son, Parker. Investigators found that Parker had suffered fatal injuries consistent with abuse. As part of his plea deal, Boes was sentenced to 25 years in prison. During the sentencing, emotions ran wild. The baby’s uncle, Jeremiah “Matt” Hartley, was in the courtroom along with other family members. Overcome with grief and anger, Hartley suddenly lunged at Boes while he was in shackles, trying to attack him in front of the judge, officers, and family. Court officers quickly restrained him, preventing further violence. The incident made headlines across the country, illustrating the heartbreaking weight of losing a child and the intense pain families endure when justice feels incomplete. It also revealed the raw emotions—grief, rage, and the struggle for forgiveness—that often come to the surface in cases of child loss. #TrueCrime #TrueCrimeCommunity #JusticeForParker #CrimeInTheCourtroom #CrimeStory - @crimexpod