Andrea Dunlop

That we later learned almost certainly she was never pregnant at all.

And if she ever was, she certainly didn't lose it six months in, as she claimed.

But before that, there was a history of she had a back surgery that looks pretty questionable in the rear view.

She had a knee surgery where they went in, the doctors went in and they couldn't find anything wrong and she was complaining about pain, etc.,

She had an instance where she was losing her hair as a teenager and it turned out she was shaving her head.

And so she had this pretty long history of weird medical stuff that we just didn't really have context for at the time that preceded this.

That's pretty common.

There was the case Hope Ybarra, which was the first case we covered on the show.

Hope's was very dramatic.

Hope Ybarra had an eight-year-long alleged bone cancer that she had two remissions from and two huge remission parties.

And that just didn't turn out to be

real at all.

And that's sort of what tipped her family off to what was happening.

Yeah.

Oh, that's pretty common.

And if it's not medical abuse, like we saw in the Lisa McDaniel case, which was the one that we covered last season, she didn't have a history so much of medical stuff, but they do have a history of lying.

So it will be these elaborate stories in which they are always the victim.

So you see fake robberies

fake arson or them causing arson and saying they were the victim of it.

I've never seen a case where there wasn't a pretty significant history of deception that is outside of the normal behavioral range.