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Toxicology results showed that Jennifer's blood alcohol content was over the legal limit at the time of the crash,[11][35] and that both Sarah and two of the children had diphenhydramine in their systems.[35] Sarah had made Google searches before the crash, inquiring about the lethality of Benadryl and the nature of death by drowning.[34] Her searches also included "No-kill shelters for dogs"; the family's two dogs were found inside the Hart family home.[41] The Mendocino County Sheriff's Department officially closed the case and released declassified records in 2019.[42]

Holy shit, they killed the kids and spared the dogs. They cared more about the dogs. Absolutely satanic.

"We were once a family" is a good book about that case. It's not true crime slop, it digs into the systemic issues and racism of the foster care system and how it allows stuff like that to happen.