Andrea Dunlop

And, you know, but I think this all begs the question, right, with this person's reputation, which, again, is very findable. You know, we did public records requests to find this many of the lawsuits, but it's been covered. It's, you know, again—

And, you know, but I think this all begs the question, right, with this person's reputation, which, again, is very findable. You know, we did public records requests to find this many of the lawsuits, but it's been covered. It's, you know, again—

Okay, so this actually did play – so the other doctors were concerned. Yeah, and I mean, I certainly like – I think I would be extremely concerned if a patient of mine wanted to see this doctor because he has this many claims against him. And I think this is, you know, the context I put this in is like when a high profile man is accused of sexual harassment or sexual assault, right?

Okay, so this actually did play – so the other doctors were concerned. Yeah, and I mean, I certainly like – I think I would be extremely concerned if a patient of mine wanted to see this doctor because he has this many claims against him. And I think this is, you know, the context I put this in is like when a high profile man is accused of sexual harassment or sexual assault, right?

Okay, so this actually did play – so the other doctors were concerned. Yeah, and I mean, I certainly like – I think I would be extremely concerned if a patient of mine wanted to see this doctor because he has this many claims against him. And I think this is, you know, the context I put this in is like when a high profile man is accused of sexual harassment or sexual assault, right?

If it's one person, then you say, okay, well, what's the evidence? You know, what do we need to know more? Disturbing if true. If it's 30 people, that appears in a different light. If it's 30 people who are all saying the exact same thing and independently of each other telling a very similar story about a pattern of behavior, that looks very different.

If it's one person, then you say, okay, well, what's the evidence? You know, what do we need to know more? Disturbing if true. If it's 30 people, that appears in a different light. If it's 30 people who are all saying the exact same thing and independently of each other telling a very similar story about a pattern of behavior, that looks very different.

If it's one person, then you say, okay, well, what's the evidence? You know, what do we need to know more? Disturbing if true. If it's 30 people, that appears in a different light. If it's 30 people who are all saying the exact same thing and independently of each other telling a very similar story about a pattern of behavior, that looks very different.

And it is a kind of no smoke without fire situation. kind of situation. So certainly just the number of lawsuits, how similar the claims are across all these different claimants certainly stands out. So this turned out to be a very long episode. So we are going to do it in two parts. So that is it for today.

And it is a kind of no smoke without fire situation. kind of situation. So certainly just the number of lawsuits, how similar the claims are across all these different claimants certainly stands out. So this turned out to be a very long episode. So we are going to do it in two parts. So that is it for today.

And it is a kind of no smoke without fire situation. kind of situation. So certainly just the number of lawsuits, how similar the claims are across all these different claimants certainly stands out. So this turned out to be a very long episode. So we are going to do it in two parts. So that is it for today.

And we will be back next week with the second part of our episode about Dr. Paolo Bolognese. This episode of Nobody Should Believe Me Case Files was hosted and executive produced by me, Andrea Dunlop. Dr. Becks is my co-host. Mariah Gossett is our supervising producer. Greta Stromquist is our producer and editor. Aaron Ajayi is our fact checker.

And we will be back next week with the second part of our episode about Dr. Paolo Bolognese. This episode of Nobody Should Believe Me Case Files was hosted and executive produced by me, Andrea Dunlop. Dr. Becks is my co-host. Mariah Gossett is our supervising producer. Greta Stromquist is our producer and editor. Aaron Ajayi is our fact checker.

And we will be back next week with the second part of our episode about Dr. Paolo Bolognese. This episode of Nobody Should Believe Me Case Files was hosted and executive produced by me, Andrea Dunlop. Dr. Becks is my co-host. Mariah Gossett is our supervising producer. Greta Stromquist is our producer and editor. Aaron Ajayi is our fact checker.

And thanks also to Nola Karmouche for administrative support.

And thanks also to Nola Karmouche for administrative support.

And thanks also to Nola Karmouche for administrative support.

True Story Media. Just a quick reminder that my new book, The Mother Next Door, Medicine, Deception, and Munchausen by Proxy, is on sale right now wherever books are sold. The book was an Amazon editor's pick for nonfiction, and the Seattle Times called it a riveting deep dive into MVP.

True Story Media. Just a quick reminder that my new book, The Mother Next Door, Medicine, Deception, and Munchausen by Proxy, is on sale right now wherever books are sold. The book was an Amazon editor's pick for nonfiction, and the Seattle Times called it a riveting deep dive into MVP.

True Story Media. Just a quick reminder that my new book, The Mother Next Door, Medicine, Deception, and Munchausen by Proxy, is on sale right now wherever books are sold. The book was an Amazon editor's pick for nonfiction, and the Seattle Times called it a riveting deep dive into MVP.