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> WICHITA, Kan. � A Kansas woman whose 3-year-old son suffered
> severe abuse before he was killed and his body encased in
> concrete was sentenced Thursday to 25 years in prison after she
> acknowledged that she failed as a mother.
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> During the hearing, Miranda Miller and her attorney, Steven
> Wagle, asked Sedgwick County District Judge Stephen Ternes for a
> lighter sentence, saying her live-in boyfriend, Stephen Bodine,
> controlled her through physical violence, mental abuse and
> drugs, The Wichita Eagle reported .
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> Investigators say Bodine killed Evan Brewer in May 2017 and hid
> his body. Before that, prosecutors say, Evans was subjected to
> months of abuse at the hands of Bodine and Miller � including
> standing naked and chained for hours and being taunted and
> slapped while he cried. His body was found in concrete after the
> couple moved out of their rental home in Wichita.
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> Miller pleaded guilty in late 2018 to second-degree murder,
> aggravated kidnapping, child abuse and aggravated endangering a
> child. As part of her plea deal, she testified against Bodine,
> who was convicted of first-degree murder, child abuse and other
> charges and is serving a sentence of 109 years and six months in
> prison.
>
> Miller acknowledged Thursday that she should have called police
> when the abuse first started.
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> "At the time, I did what I thought was best," Miller said. "In
> the end, I failed as a mother to protect my child. I will live
> with that the rest of my life."
>
> But the judge and Evan's relatives didn't accept her explanation
> that Bodine was controlling her.
>
> "While I did hear your statements, I must say after hearing the
> evidence in the trial that you are more than a mother who failed
> to protect her child. You actively participated in his murder,"
> Ternes said.
>
> During Bodine's trial, prosecutors called dozens of witnesses
> and presented more than 550 pieces of evidence, including parts
> of the concrete tomb, videos and photos showing Evan being
> abused.
>
> Among those who spoke Thursday was Evan's father, Carlo Brewer,
> who was kept from his son by Bodine and Miller in the weeks
> before the boy's death.
>
> "The day Evan was found, I was in disbelief and denial. I
> thought there was no possible way that anyone, even the worst
> individuals, could look into his beautiful, innocent eyes and
> harm him. I didn't believe that a mother was harming or allowing
> someone to harm their child," Carlo said. "The individual who
> gave birth to this child betrayed him, and was his predator."
>
https://www.foxnews.com/us/kansas-mom-gets-25-years-in-death-of-
son-found-in-concrete

Yay! �
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