Allegedly

A baby was slain by Mary B. Addison.

Presumably. She spoke very little during her first interrogation with the investigators, and the only important details were provided by the media: A nine-year-old daughter of a black churchgoer and her carer, a white infant, had passed away. Mary was found guilty by the jury and the public. Did she, though? She refused to say.

Mary was placed in a group home after enduring six years in infant prison. The house isn't truly a "home"; you can't call a place where you feel afraid for your life a home. Ted, whom she meets in a nursing home while on assignment, is her home.

Prior to today, there was no need to correct the record, but now she had Ted and their unborn child to consider. Mary has to find the strength to confront her history when the state makes threats to take her child away. And the one person she distrusts the most—her mother—will decide her destiny. Nobody is aware of the true Momma. However, who knows Mary in real life?