Andrea Dunlop

That we've seen perpetrators take a lot of resources from those communities, mess the data up, especially if it's something that is super rare. And so we see a lot of harm to those communities of people that legitimately have these diseases and or people who are parents of children that have these diseases. We see a lot of harm being caused to those communities by perpetrators.

That we've seen perpetrators take a lot of resources from those communities, mess the data up, especially if it's something that is super rare. And so we see a lot of harm to those communities of people that legitimately have these diseases and or people who are parents of children that have these diseases. We see a lot of harm being caused to those communities by perpetrators.

And again, that's not to say that specifically in this case, because we don't know enough to say either way at this point. But that's just it. That's just a really important caveat that I wanted to point out as we get into these questions surrounding Madison's treatment and this doctor that she saw in New York.

And again, that's not to say that specifically in this case, because we don't know enough to say either way at this point. But that's just it. That's just a really important caveat that I wanted to point out as we get into these questions surrounding Madison's treatment and this doctor that she saw in New York.

And again, that's not to say that specifically in this case, because we don't know enough to say either way at this point. But that's just it. That's just a really important caveat that I wanted to point out as we get into these questions surrounding Madison's treatment and this doctor that she saw in New York.

So, Bex, I know we're going to, you know, once we kind of get through the timeline of what led us up to that, we are going to take a closer look at a number of these doctors that were involved in these cases and kind of what we know about them and their procedures. But for now, so Madison gets these additional diagnoses and then returns to San Diego.

So, Bex, I know we're going to, you know, once we kind of get through the timeline of what led us up to that, we are going to take a closer look at a number of these doctors that were involved in these cases and kind of what we know about them and their procedures. But for now, so Madison gets these additional diagnoses and then returns to San Diego.

So, Bex, I know we're going to, you know, once we kind of get through the timeline of what led us up to that, we are going to take a closer look at a number of these doctors that were involved in these cases and kind of what we know about them and their procedures. But for now, so Madison gets these additional diagnoses and then returns to San Diego.

So we're going to talk a little bit more about Dr. Sheila Nino and exactly how her association with this hospital and the child abuse team works, because this is very different from state to state and hospital to hospital, how these sort of teams interact. So we will break that down a little bit more in a future episode. But for now, what do we know about this admission to Rady Children's?

So we're going to talk a little bit more about Dr. Sheila Nino and exactly how her association with this hospital and the child abuse team works, because this is very different from state to state and hospital to hospital, how these sort of teams interact. So we will break that down a little bit more in a future episode. But for now, what do we know about this admission to Rady Children's?

So we're going to talk a little bit more about Dr. Sheila Nino and exactly how her association with this hospital and the child abuse team works, because this is very different from state to state and hospital to hospital, how these sort of teams interact. So we will break that down a little bit more in a future episode. But for now, what do we know about this admission to Rady Children's?

So by the time they get to Rady's, it sounds like we're to assume that there is some suspicion of abuse by the time they get to Rady's.

So by the time they get to Rady's, it sounds like we're to assume that there is some suspicion of abuse by the time they get to Rady's.

So by the time they get to Rady's, it sounds like we're to assume that there is some suspicion of abuse by the time they get to Rady's.

Absolutely. And B Yorker, who is a friend of the show and a frequent contributor and a very well-regarded expert in Munchausen by proxy, has actually written about the sort of legal implications of using covert video surveillance. And it can be an extremely helpful tool, especially in cases of, you know, that are serious and life threatening.

Absolutely. And B Yorker, who is a friend of the show and a frequent contributor and a very well-regarded expert in Munchausen by proxy, has actually written about the sort of legal implications of using covert video surveillance. And it can be an extremely helpful tool, especially in cases of, you know, that are serious and life threatening.

Absolutely. And B Yorker, who is a friend of the show and a frequent contributor and a very well-regarded expert in Munchausen by proxy, has actually written about the sort of legal implications of using covert video surveillance. And it can be an extremely helpful tool, especially in cases of, you know, that are serious and life threatening.

Actually, the case that we're covering for season six involves covert video surveillance. There was some covert video surveillance in my sister's case. These can capture anything from instances of suffocation to instances of illness induction via a child's line, improper use of medications, like that kind of thing.

Actually, the case that we're covering for season six involves covert video surveillance. There was some covert video surveillance in my sister's case. These can capture anything from instances of suffocation to instances of illness induction via a child's line, improper use of medications, like that kind of thing.

Actually, the case that we're covering for season six involves covert video surveillance. There was some covert video surveillance in my sister's case. These can capture anything from instances of suffocation to instances of illness induction via a child's line, improper use of medications, like that kind of thing.