“She didn’t want to go to hell and take the baby with her,” he told me. He repeatedly muttered to me in our interview that Annie was afraid to die. Kevin Dobson, her infamous husband vehemently denied knowledge of the murders. A death certificate was filed with the state on the nineteenth, and her case was closed. She stated that her privacy was to be respected, and she alone would suffer the consequences of her actions. Dobson had requested a closed execution to be moved to Novemwith no media, no family, and no outside witnesses to be present.

A trial quickly ensued, and Annette Dobson received the death penalty from the great state of Texas, with her execution scheduled for Friday May 13, 2011. Pregnant with child number seven, Dobson broke down and confessed to the murders. Each time, SIDS was determined as the cause of death and no wrongdoing was suspected. Dobson killed six of her children before they reached their first birthday. In case you missed the news, here’s her story. It is my theory that Annette Dobson, The SIDS Killer, is being held in Uphir, at the asylum, under the care of Billings and Haworth. I’m a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. Alan Haworth, a clinical psychologist and Reverend William H. While conducting this investigation, I am voluntarily under the care of Dr. My best guess is that this is a privately funded asylum where experimental procedures are being conducted without the consent of its patients. A place without a ZIP code or mailing address. An unofficial ghost town that’s completely off the grid. This journal along with my audio recordings and video diary is my record of the Uphir Behavioral Health Center in Uphir, Texas. A story I uncovered as part of my investigation into seven missing death row prisoners in the State of Texas. I just read through the consent forms I need to sign to cover this story.

SEVEN-X by Mike Wech