
This episode discusses the topic of philicide, focusing on a USA Today article that highlights FBI homicide data revealing that approximately 450 children are killed by their parents each year.
The conversation includes insights from criminologists at Northeastern University who applied statistical models to analyze the data. They identify patterns in the cases of child homicide.
Key statistics mentioned include that three out of four child victims are under five years old, and nearly half of these victims die from physical beatings or injuries inflicted by their parents.
The episode covers the alarming statistics of child homicides by parents, revealing key patterns and insights from criminologists.

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Three out of four child victims are under five years of age.Darlie Routier /// Episode 489-490 /// Clip 2
Nearly half of all victims died from physical beatings or other injuries.Darlie Routier /// Episode 489-490 /// Clip 2