Day care owner testifies at murder trial that she did not hurt infant; jurors see video of defendant's police interview

There were only two women caring for 9-month-old Oliver Ortiz at a Eudora home day care the day he died. One of those women testified under oath Thursday that she did not hurt Oliver. Gina Brunton, who owned and ran Sunshine Kids day care out of the basement of her house, began testifying ...

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Day care owner testifies at murder trial that she did not hurt infant; jurors see video of defendant’s police interview

There were only two women caring for 9-month-old Oliver Ortiz at a Eudora home day care the day he died. One of those women testified under oath ...

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