The podcast episode of 'Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski,' featuring guest Eric Faddis, delves into the disturbing case involving Audrii Cunningham and the legal nuances surrounding peripheral liability. The conversation underscores the tragic consequences of the Cunningham's' decision to trust Don Steven McDougal, a man with a dangerous past, leading to Audrii's murder. Key points include:




The legal trend of holding peripheral actors accountable, as seen in cases like James and Jennifer Crumbly, potentially applies to the Cunninghams for their oversight.
The importance of due diligence beyond the sex offender registry, highlighting the negligence in ignoring clear warning signs like McDougal's extremist affiliations.
The potential for legal action against the Cunninghams based on the concept of involuntary homicide and the premise of what they "should have known."
The Cunningham's' defense of their actions as Christian charity and reliance on an insufficient sex offender registry, contrasted with the practical steps they could have taken for more thorough vetting.
The broader implications for families and the importance of proactive measures to prevent similar tragedies, emphasizing the limitations and responsibilities beyond the registry.

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