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Rachel Perez Phone Call Audio Part 2: Perez admits to her father that she put her son in a De Soto attic
Posted June 30, 2011
In a phone call from the Johnson County Jail on Aug. 17, 2010, Rachel Perez finally admits to putting her son in a De Soto attic, saying she didn't mean to hurt him. LJWorld.com has censored the names of Perez's children and some offensive language.
Story: The Boy in the Attic: De Soto mother Rachel Perez discusses horrific child abuse case
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