ZoriahNZ
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I think that she is being charged under the statute where the victim is a child under 12, and who was in her trust. So while it is murder in the first degree, they don't actually have to prove premeditation, the other conditions such as his age apply.
So it is possible that she could have abused him physically to the point of severely injuring him on Sunday, then attempted to cover up the injuries until his death on Monday.
So even if he died of his injuries in the truck, without her laying another hand on him, then she disposed of the body, she can still be charged with first-degree murder in Colorado.
So it is possible that she could have abused him physically to the point of severely injuring him on Sunday, then attempted to cover up the injuries until his death on Monday.
So even if he died of his injuries in the truck, without her laying another hand on him, then she disposed of the body, she can still be charged with first-degree murder in Colorado.