7 Kids Who Cracked Criminal Cases
February 7, 2026
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as posted by the channelFrom murder cases to drug busts and shocking abuse investigations, this episode looks at the unbelievable moments when children helped expose criminals and change the course of cases. While police rely on evidence like DNA and surveillance, Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber explains sometimes it’s kids who provide the crucial clues that lead to arrests and convictions.
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