If the prosecution hopes to get a conviction they better have some proof of actual intent & proof the Barnett’s actually believed she was a child at the time.
so far ...I’m not seeing any. They may simply have relied on incorrect conclusions drawn professionals who’s opinions were at odds with other professionals opinions. That’s not a crime.
In what other case, Linda, have you doubted the statement of an investigator who recounted an admission by the defendant?
It’s in the probable cause affidavit. There is zero to indicate this was a coerced confession. MB admitted to knowing the child was a child when they left her and that his wife told NB to lie about her age.
That’s proof.
Probable Cause Affidavit