I ran across this website when I was doing a paper on the Anfinson case not too long ago for one of my criminal justice classes in college. Our assignment was to do a research paper on a case that we felt was an injustice to the defendant or victim, and having seen a documentary on this case I decided to choose it for my topic.

I found this website and it really made me feel for Heidi and her family. My professor was impressed with the arguments I made on why I felt Heidi got a harsher sentence than she deserved, and reading this site really brought me to tears. I hope Heidi and her family are holding up as well as they can after everything that’s happened to them in the past decade.

As someone who once thought no one could leave their baby alone in a bathtub and not call 911 finding them under the water, I’ve completely changed my mind on the matter after doing this research. Heidi and her family are in my prayers and I do hope one day that she can be a free woman once again. Read the entire paper …

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A sister defends Heidi.

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An expert witness wonders about science, laws and vengence.

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Written shortly after his wife was sentenced to 50 years.

We have had much time to think about the day Jacob died. We have been through two trials. Hell would be a step up from what we have been living with since the day Jacob died.

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An op-ed piece written one month after Heidi’s conviction, by her brother-in-law. Originally published in the Des Moines Regsiter.

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The Heidi I know wanted baby Jacob. She adored her son. I saw this with my own eyes. There was no justice served, only more tears and heartache.

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