Duration: 1h 55m | Recorded on November 6, 2024
Pediatric aquatic abuse has a high risk of being missed as it can lack visible injuries, can silence the victim literally and figuratively, and being a form of asphyxiation, can later present as respiratory illnesses or other injuries. Aquatic homicides are at risk of both cause and manner of death misdiagnosis, partially because drowning is a circumstance-dependent, diagnosis of exclusion that can facilitate active staging by offenders.