Borderline
Synopsis
On June 29, 1999, Eunice Baker is arrested for the murder of a three-year-old girl who died from heat exhaustion while under her care.
Synopsis
On June 29, 1999, Eunice Baker was arrested after the death of three-year-old Charlotte Cur while she was babysitting. A malfunctioning wire caused the child's room to heat up dangerously, leading to her death from heat exhaustion. Despite evidence suggesting the incident was accidental, Eunice faced charges of premeditated murder. The documentary follows her trial, revealing the challenges faced by individuals with learning disabilities in the justice system and the societal perceptions that influence their treatment.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Unice, a woman facing severe legal challenges.
- Find out how a small town reacts to a murder accusation.
- See the impact of media on a high-profile case.
Did You Know
- Unice had only been living on her own for 90 days before the incident.
- The town where the incident occurred had never experienced a murder before.
- Unice was described as someone who would confess to anything to go home.
- The media coverage of Unice's case was so extensive that it made finding impartial jurors nearly impossible.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What learning disability does Unice have?
Unice is described as severely learning disabled and borderline.
How long had Unice been living on her own before the incident?
Unice had been living on her own for 90 days.
What was the community's reaction to the murder incident?
In the small rural community, stealing a car is considered Front Page News, and murders are unheard of.
What are people saying?
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