Andrea Dunlop

maximum visibility for this abuse.

And again, it's not fair to make you a monolith for that.

But nonetheless, here it is.

It's on this big stage.

They had this huge opportunity because that was a huge hit for Hulu.

That was the most popular show that had been on Hulu at the time.

And I was like, they're doing press about this.

Patricia Arquette's doing it.

Joey King's doing it.

The producer's doing it.

They have this unprecedented opportunity

to just say something real and smart about Munchausen by proxy, and they absolutely did not.

And missed the mark, for sure.

Absolutely missed the mark.

And then I also, you know, when I found out that you were not involved, not compensated, that's not, like, just to say to all of my true crime fellow creators, and, you know, we make decisions about, you know, there have been instances where we have, like,

told details about someone's story and they weren't involved.

That is one of the most difficult ethical dilemmas we have on the show.

And the only reasons we've gone forward with it was because we felt like it was important to protect the children in that situation and otherwise I wouldn't do it.

And there was no such argument for the act, right?

That was just taking the most sensational sort of version of that story, dramatizing it for entertainment purposes and-