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Tiffany Moss Trial Prosecution Opening Statement
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April 24, 2019
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24:06Now PlayingGeorgia woman Tiffany Moss stands trial in a Gwinnett County courtroom for the 2013 murder of her stepdaughter, 10-year-old Emani Moss. It’s a death penalty case, and the defendant is representing herself as she faces charges including murder, felony murder, and concealing the death of another.
Cops said the victim’s father Eman Moss called 911 saying he wanted to commit suicide, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Police arrived at the apartment complex where he lived, and he said that his daughter “drank some chemical” and died. He admittedly “panicked” over her death, put her body in a trash can, and attempted to burn it.
From the beginning, cops openly doubted there were any chemicals in the first place. Police said Emani Moss’ parents starved her to death.
Please NOTE: Tiffany Moss is representing herself, and she chose not to give an Opening Statement.
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