Mourners remember Ja'van and Devean Duley inside a church in South Carolina. Their mother is accused of killing them.
A South Carolina coroner confirms the children found dead in a submerged car were indeed strangled to death.
Unemployment. Single parenthood. Taking care of multiple young children. Millions of people deal with these challenges every day, but in some cases, they add up to something unthinkable: turning against one's own child.
The similarities are unmistakable: Two little boys, still strapped in their car seats, found dead in their mother's submerged car in a South Carolina waterway.
The man who prosecuted Susan Smith 16 years ago for drowning her two young sons talks about the Shaquan Duley case.
South Carolina authorities seek murder charges against a woman accused of suffocating her two children.
Shaquan Duley wanted to be free, police say.
Unemployed, single and apparently fed up with criticism from her mother, a 29-year-old Orangeburg, South Carolina, woman suffocated her two toddlers with her bare hands before strapping them into car seats and submerging her car in a river, authorities said Tuesday.
The bodies of two children trapped inside a car submerged in the Edisto River in South Carolina have been recovered, and their mother has been arrested, authorities said Monday.
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