Chapter 7
A woman asked in shock, “Did this elderly couple really kill those children? Why would they do such a thing?”
A man said, “The evidence is solid. This absolutely isn’t fake.”
Another man said, “Killing their own grandson was sick enough, but why would they go after someone who might be their granddaughter? What kind of deep hatred did they have against
her?”
Another woman said with disgust, “You acted so nice to
Jonathan on the surface, but you were actually driving Jonathan insane. Why would you do that?”
Facing the questioning from everyone around them, Jaxon and Nora just kept shaking their heads.
Nora roared angrily, “You’re all talking nonsense! Jonathan’s children are my own grandsons. How could we possibly kill our own grandsons? Jonathan and Charlotte must be crazy to frame us like this. Everyone knows Jonathan’s children died under suspicious circumstances. We’re just an elderly couple – how could we possibly have the ability to kill people in public?”
At that moment, everyone remembered how my children had died almost instantly. But what kind of person could use such a killing method?
And knowing the truth, my heart suddenly ached.
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After taking several deep breaths, I finally spoke, “Yes, I never
imagined you could do such things to your own grandsons.
Though their death reactions were different, the cause of death was the same. They all died suddenly from heart attacks triggered by being frightened.”
My family carries a genetic predisposition to congenital heart disease. Before my children were born, Aurora and I already knew this. But the doctor said the symptoms were very mild and wouldn’t greatly affect the children – we just needed to be careful in their daily care.
Jaxon and Nora, who also knew about the children’s heart condition, deliberately had them do various heart-damaging activities during their speech-learning phase around Christmas. When the children first called me “Daddy,” they created frightening situations that only the children could see, triggering their heart conditions and causing their sudden deaths.
During each autopsy, doctors would ask me if the children had been frightened before death. But I had never seen any signs of fear in any of the children’s behavior, so I missed their true cause of death.
Jaxon and Nora’s plan was thorough, including that one adopted child. They only arranged for acquaintances to bring us to adopt him after confirming he had a heart condition.
After I revealed Jaxon and Nora’s method in court, the doctor also confirmed what I had said.
Faced with solid evidence, Jaxon and Nora had nothing left to
say.
imagined you could do such things to your own grandsons.
Though their death reactions were different, the cause of death was the same. They all died suddenly from heart attacks triggered by being frightened.”
My family carries a genetic predisposition to congenital heart. disease. Before my children were born, Aurora and I already knew this. But the doctor said the symptoms were very mild and wouldn’t greatly affect the children – we just needed to be careful in their daily care.
Jaxon and Nora, who also knew about the children’s heart condition, deliberately had them do various heart-damaging activities during their speech-learning phase around Christmas. When the children first called me “Daddy,” they created
frightening situations that only the children could see, triggering their heart conditions and causing their sudden deaths.
During each autopsy, doctors would ask me if the children had been frightened before death. But I had never seen any signs of fear in any of the children’s behavior, so I missed their true cause of death.
Jaxon and Nora’s plan was thorough, including that one adopted child. They only arranged for acquaintances to bring us to adopt him after confirming he had a heart condition.
After I revealed Jaxon and Nora’s method in court, the doctor also confirmed what I had said.
Faced with solid evidence, Jaxon and Nora had nothing left to
sav.
They didn’t answer, but instead asked me, “How did you find out?”
I glanced at Charlotte, and she slowly walked toward the jury, bringing up the little girl who had nearly been poisoned.
Suddenly, everyone was stunned, because this child looked almost identical to the deceased Emily.
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I said, “This is also my child, but not Emily – she’s Emily’s twin sister, Maya Hall. Our family has twin genes, so I can have twins. But no one knew I actually had a twin brother named Daniel Hall. Ten years ago, Daniel suddenly died from illness, and I didn’t even see him one last time. Since then, Daniel became a forbidden topic in our family. But I later learned that Daniel hadn’t actually died – he had found matching organs and lived several more years. The organs in Daniel’s body came from my deceased children.”
The people present were even more shocked.
A woman said in amazement, “So they killed their own grandsons to extend their son’s life.”
A man said angrily, “Damn! They’re really heartless. Their son’s life matters, but don’t their grandsons’ lives matter too?”
Hearing me reveal Daniel’s existence, Nora rushed at me like a madwoman, screaming, “You’re lying! Daniel died long ago!”
Jaxon also roared, “We just didn’t want you to have children. Daniel is already dead, so we killed them!” 3/5
The person in the video looked exactly like me, except he was thinner. And each time he had surgery was within three days of one of my children’s deaths.
At that moment, everyone was stunned. They never imagined the truth could be like this.
I took a deep breath and said, “To continue extending Daniel’s life, they wanted me to keep having children. So they found me a psychologist and encouraged me to keep living. They brought me to court this time because they were worried that if Charlotte kept making a fuss, everyone would discover the truth about all my children’s deaths.”
The jury was completely shocked, and the judge repeatedly asked Jaxon and Nora if they had anything else to say in their defense.
They had no evidence to refute my words and were ultimately sentenced to death.
The day the truth was revealed, I took Charlotte and Maya to visit my children who had once died.
Little Maya hugged my leg and said, “Daddy, I’ll live well for them.”
The day Jaxon and Nora were executed, Daniel in the hospital was critically ill again.
This time, there were no organs to save him, and my children could finally call me “Daddy.”
