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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Marty loves Eileen so much that when she killed ''three'' of their children, each time he covered for her rather than report it.
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Marty loves Eileen so much that when she killed ''three'' of their children, each time he covered for her rather than report it. Fortunately, he comes to understand that she won't stop until she gets help and does confess her crimes.
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* PapaWolf: Briscoe has a strong reaction to the case because of his feelings as a father.
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* PapaWolf: Briscoe has a strong reaction to the case because of his feelings as a father. When he gets Marty to confess, it takes every bit of will he has to control his anger, especially when they find the baby's body.
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* SchiffOneLiner: His comment on Eileen's next kid being old enough to fight back by the time she is released from prison.
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* SchiffOneLiner: His comment on Eileen's next kid being old enough to fight back by the time she is released from prison.prison.
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An expert witness concludes that Eileen suffers from Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy - she harms her children in order to get attention from herself. [=McCoy=] tries to appeal to Marty's instincts as a father, but he still denies that Eileen has done anything wrong. So [=McCoy=] decides that both parents should be charged with murder. Matters are further complicated by the fact that only Emily's death is on trial; [=McCoy=] isn't allowed to ask about the deaths of the other two children. The jury hangs, 9-3 in favor of conviction.
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An expert witness concludes that Eileen suffers from Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy - she harms her children in order to get draw attention from to herself. [=McCoy=] tries to appeal to Marty's instincts as a father, but he still denies that Eileen has done anything wrong. So [=McCoy=] decides that both parents should be charged with murder. Matters are further complicated by the fact that only Emily's death is on trial; [=McCoy=] isn't allowed to ask about the deaths of the other two children. The jury hangs, 9-3 in favor of conviction.
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An expert witness concludes that Eileen suffers from Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy - she harms her children in order to get attention from herself. [=McCoy=] tries to appeal to Marty's instincts as a father, but he still denies that Eileen has done anything wrong. So [=McCoy=] decides that both parents should be charged with murder. Matters are further complicated by the fact that only Emily's death is on trial; [=McCoy=] isn't allowed to ask about the deaths of the other two children. Nevertheless, the jury convicts.
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An expert witness concludes that Eileen suffers from Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy - she harms her children in order to get attention from herself. [=McCoy=] tries to appeal to Marty's instincts as a father, but he still denies that Eileen has done anything wrong. So [=McCoy=] decides that both parents should be charged with murder. Matters are further complicated by the fact that only Emily's death is on trial; [=McCoy=] isn't allowed to ask about the deaths of the other two children. Nevertheless, the The jury convicts.
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* PapaWolf: Briscoe has a strong reaction to the case because of his feelings as a father.father.
* SchiffOneLiner: His comment on Eileen's next kid being old enough to fight back by the time she is released from prison.
* SchiffOneLiner: His comment on Eileen's next kid being old enough to fight back by the time she is released from prison.
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Marty Willick reports that his 3-month-old daughter Emily was snatched in a park. It soon becomes clear that his story isn't true. Eventually Marty confesses that he disposed of Emily's body, and the police recover it. Marty says that Emily was a crib death, and he wanted to protect his wife Eileen. But the detectives discover that Emily is the Willicks' third child to die in a "crib death." Their doctor attributed the first two deaths to genetic causes, but then the Willicks had a foster child taken away because of suspicions they'd tried to smother him. Eileen clearly has psychological problems and says that no one "understands". The Willicks are arrested.
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Marty Willick reports that his 3-month-old daughter Emily was snatched in a park. It soon becomes clear that his story isn't true. Eventually Marty confesses that he disposed of Emily's body, and the police recover it. Marty says that Emily was a crib death, death and he wanted to protect his wife Eileen. But the detectives discover that Emily is the Willicks' third child to die in a "crib death." Their doctor attributed the first two deaths to genetic causes, but then the Willicks had a foster child taken away because of suspicions they'd tried to smother him. Eileen clearly has psychological problems and says that no one "understands". The Willicks are arrested.
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Marty Willick reports that his 3-month-old daughter Emily was snatched in a park. It soon becomes clear that his story isn't true. Eventually Marty confesses that he disposed of Emily's body, and the police recover it. Marty says that Emily was a crib death, and he wanted to protect his wife Eileen. But the detectives discover that Emily is the Willicks' third child to die in a "crib death." Their doctor attributed the first two deaths to genetic causes, but then the Willicks had a foster child taken away because of suspicions they'd tried to smother him. Eileen clearly has psychological problems and says that no one "understands". The Willicks are arrested.
An expert witness concludes that Eileen suffers from Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy - she harms her children in order to get attention from herself. [=McCoy=] tries to appeal to Marty's instincts as a father, but he still denies that Eileen has done anything wrong. So [=McCoy=] decides that both parents should be charged with murder. Matters are further complicated by the fact that only Emily's death is on trial; [=McCoy=] isn't allowed to ask about the deaths of the other two children. Nevertheless, the jury convicts.
[=McCoy=] declares that he'll only offer a plea deal if Eileen agrees to be sterilized, but the judge says no and grants a motion for [=McCoy=] to be removed from the case. He notices that Eileen recently started seeing a new doctor, who happens to be an obstetrician. Sure enough, Eileen is expecting yet another baby. Marty, who didn't know about her pregnancy, is shocked. Confronted with the reality that she won't stop killing, he confesses that he walked in on her smothering Emily. Eileen goes to jail and Schiff says that, by the time she gets out, the baby should be grown up and able to defend themselves.
!!!This episode contains examples of:
* AttentionWhore: Eileen is one because of her disorder. She even suggests that wanting attention was the main reason why she had children.
* BrokenBird: Eileen Willick fits this trope.
* DevilInPlainSight: Eileen killed three children, but each time, numerous doctors and authority figures didn't notice anything wrong.
* GoodCopBadCop: Briscoe and Logan try this on Marty to try and get him to tell the truth about Emily.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Eileen can only seem to talk about the loss of her children in terms of how it affected her.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Marty loves Eileen so much that when she killed ''three'' of their children, each time he covered for her rather than report it.
* MunchausenSyndrome: Eileen suffers from a form of this disorder, which caused her to repeatedly take her children to hospital and eventually kill them.
* OffingTheOffspring: Eileen did this three times and almost killed a foster child as well.
* PapaWolf: Briscoe has a strong reaction to the case because of his feelings as a father.
An expert witness concludes that Eileen suffers from Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy - she harms her children in order to get attention from herself. [=McCoy=] tries to appeal to Marty's instincts as a father, but he still denies that Eileen has done anything wrong. So [=McCoy=] decides that both parents should be charged with murder. Matters are further complicated by the fact that only Emily's death is on trial; [=McCoy=] isn't allowed to ask about the deaths of the other two children. Nevertheless, the jury convicts.
[=McCoy=] declares that he'll only offer a plea deal if Eileen agrees to be sterilized, but the judge says no and grants a motion for [=McCoy=] to be removed from the case. He notices that Eileen recently started seeing a new doctor, who happens to be an obstetrician. Sure enough, Eileen is expecting yet another baby. Marty, who didn't know about her pregnancy, is shocked. Confronted with the reality that she won't stop killing, he confesses that he walked in on her smothering Emily. Eileen goes to jail and Schiff says that, by the time she gets out, the baby should be grown up and able to defend themselves.
!!!This episode contains examples of:
* AttentionWhore: Eileen is one because of her disorder. She even suggests that wanting attention was the main reason why she had children.
* BrokenBird: Eileen Willick fits this trope.
* DevilInPlainSight: Eileen killed three children, but each time, numerous doctors and authority figures didn't notice anything wrong.
* GoodCopBadCop: Briscoe and Logan try this on Marty to try and get him to tell the truth about Emily.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Eileen can only seem to talk about the loss of her children in terms of how it affected her.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Marty loves Eileen so much that when she killed ''three'' of their children, each time he covered for her rather than report it.
* MunchausenSyndrome: Eileen suffers from a form of this disorder, which caused her to repeatedly take her children to hospital and eventually kill them.
* OffingTheOffspring: Eileen did this three times and almost killed a foster child as well.
* PapaWolf: Briscoe has a strong reaction to the case because of his feelings as a father.
