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Mom Pushes Back During Police Interview Over Toddler’s Death

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During testimony Wednesday, jurors heard a police interview with Kianna Davis, the mother of 2-year-old Karter Ambrose, as investigators questioned her about her son’s death. The interview, recorded on Dec. 9, 2021, shows Davis becoming frustrated with the lieutenant’s questions and pushing back against his line of questioning. Davis told investigators there was “no way in the world” she would have harmed her child as authorities continued looking into Karter’s death.

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