Andrea Dunlop

We already know about that. It was in the psych eval of Beata. They talked to this person. who had first told her about CRPS and told her about Dr. Kirkpatrick, that she talked to that person, that she decided that was Maya's diagnosis because she was reporting it to other doctors before she ever had any diagnosis of CRPS.

We already know about that. It was in the psych eval of Beata. They talked to this person. who had first told her about CRPS and told her about Dr. Kirkpatrick, that she talked to that person, that she decided that was Maya's diagnosis because she was reporting it to other doctors before she ever had any diagnosis of CRPS.

So which of these dueling doctors should we believe, given that they've at this point been divided into sides? And this has been a problem all the way through this case. What they really needed was an expert who could break the tie. And that was almost impossible once Munchausen by proxy was in the mix. Here's Jonathan.

So which of these dueling doctors should we believe, given that they've at this point been divided into sides? And this has been a problem all the way through this case. What they really needed was an expert who could break the tie. And that was almost impossible once Munchausen by proxy was in the mix. Here's Jonathan.

So which of these dueling doctors should we believe, given that they've at this point been divided into sides? And this has been a problem all the way through this case. What they really needed was an expert who could break the tie. And that was almost impossible once Munchausen by proxy was in the mix. Here's Jonathan.

And what area of expertise, like when you say an expert, because I think then a lot of people are like, well, an expert in CRPS or an expert in like, what are you looking for expertise in specifically?

And what area of expertise, like when you say an expert, because I think then a lot of people are like, well, an expert in CRPS or an expert in like, what are you looking for expertise in specifically?

And what area of expertise, like when you say an expert, because I think then a lot of people are like, well, an expert in CRPS or an expert in like, what are you looking for expertise in specifically?

The plaintiffs have finished up at this point. So we've heard their arguments other than what is going to come up in cross-examination. And it has been rocky. There have been several calls from both sides for a mistrial. So what happens if a mistrial is called?

The plaintiffs have finished up at this point. So we've heard their arguments other than what is going to come up in cross-examination. And it has been rocky. There have been several calls from both sides for a mistrial. So what happens if a mistrial is called?

The plaintiffs have finished up at this point. So we've heard their arguments other than what is going to come up in cross-examination. And it has been rocky. There have been several calls from both sides for a mistrial. So what happens if a mistrial is called?

Oof. Okay. So to recap, there are a total of five doctors who've testified on Maya's behalf. You have Dr. Kirkpatrick, Dr. Chopra, Dr. Cantu, who is the doctor who provided the ketamine coma treatment in Mexico, as well as Dr. Wassner, her pediatrician, and Dr. Spiegel, who is a neurologist who prescribed Maya these hyperbaric oxygen tank treatments for

Oof. Okay. So to recap, there are a total of five doctors who've testified on Maya's behalf. You have Dr. Kirkpatrick, Dr. Chopra, Dr. Cantu, who is the doctor who provided the ketamine coma treatment in Mexico, as well as Dr. Wassner, her pediatrician, and Dr. Spiegel, who is a neurologist who prescribed Maya these hyperbaric oxygen tank treatments for

Oof. Okay. So to recap, there are a total of five doctors who've testified on Maya's behalf. You have Dr. Kirkpatrick, Dr. Chopra, Dr. Cantu, who is the doctor who provided the ketamine coma treatment in Mexico, as well as Dr. Wassner, her pediatrician, and Dr. Spiegel, who is a neurologist who prescribed Maya these hyperbaric oxygen tank treatments for

that she was receiving at the same time that she was getting the high-dose ketamine infusions. And, of course, there is Dr. Hanna, who is the doctor who provided the ketamine. Given that he saw Maya 55 times in the year leading up to her Johns Hopkins stay and was the doctor who referred her to Johns Hopkins for her stomach pain, his absence at this trial has been notable.

that she was receiving at the same time that she was getting the high-dose ketamine infusions. And, of course, there is Dr. Hanna, who is the doctor who provided the ketamine. Given that he saw Maya 55 times in the year leading up to her Johns Hopkins stay and was the doctor who referred her to Johns Hopkins for her stomach pain, his absence at this trial has been notable.

that she was receiving at the same time that she was getting the high-dose ketamine infusions. And, of course, there is Dr. Hanna, who is the doctor who provided the ketamine. Given that he saw Maya 55 times in the year leading up to her Johns Hopkins stay and was the doctor who referred her to Johns Hopkins for her stomach pain, his absence at this trial has been notable.

However, he did give a deposition, which the defense played in court. i.e. Johns Hopkins played this in court. And honestly, as soon as they did, I could see why maybe the plaintiff didn't call him. His deposition was a little all over the place, but he did say that he had maxed out the dosage he was willing to give Maya.

However, he did give a deposition, which the defense played in court. i.e. Johns Hopkins played this in court. And honestly, as soon as they did, I could see why maybe the plaintiff didn't call him. His deposition was a little all over the place, but he did say that he had maxed out the dosage he was willing to give Maya.

However, he did give a deposition, which the defense played in court. i.e. Johns Hopkins played this in court. And honestly, as soon as they did, I could see why maybe the plaintiff didn't call him. His deposition was a little all over the place, but he did say that he had maxed out the dosage he was willing to give Maya.