You watched her beheading on the internet. The story wasn't on the frontpage of the website, but when you saw it—the story tucked between two headlines reporting an agricultural breakthrough declaring apples will never brown again and an article explaining the legalities argued by a defense attorney regarding the actions taken by a mother in another state, his client, who locked her toddler in a closet for two days after said child ate the family's last Poptart, respectively—you reread the report over and over again until the whole story seemed more like premonition than pure coincidence.