Andrea Dunlop

It makes no sense. It makes no sense.

It makes no sense. It makes no sense.

It makes no sense. It makes no sense.

Yeah. And I mean, again, we hope, we hope doctors report. You know, you look at cases like the Olivia Gant case in Colorado where the family members ultimately sued that hospital because they had suspicions and there was disagreement amongst the team and it eventually got shut down and they didn't report and that child died. And, you know, that is a tragedy.

Yeah. And I mean, again, we hope, we hope doctors report. You know, you look at cases like the Olivia Gant case in Colorado where the family members ultimately sued that hospital because they had suspicions and there was disagreement amongst the team and it eventually got shut down and they didn't report and that child died. And, you know, that is a tragedy.

Yeah. And I mean, again, we hope, we hope doctors report. You know, you look at cases like the Olivia Gant case in Colorado where the family members ultimately sued that hospital because they had suspicions and there was disagreement amongst the team and it eventually got shut down and they didn't report and that child died. And, you know, that is a tragedy.

And I think by and large, when I have talked to, you know, both people on the medical side and people on the child protection side, so, you know, people who work for HHSA or CPS or, you know, whatever it's referred to in your state, they all recognize that, you know, to a person from who I've talked to, they all recognize that when you separate a child from their parents, that's a tragedy, even if it needs to happen.

And I think by and large, when I have talked to, you know, both people on the medical side and people on the child protection side, so, you know, people who work for HHSA or CPS or, you know, whatever it's referred to in your state, they all recognize that, you know, to a person from who I've talked to, they all recognize that when you separate a child from their parents, that's a tragedy, even if it needs to happen.

And I think by and large, when I have talked to, you know, both people on the medical side and people on the child protection side, so, you know, people who work for HHSA or CPS or, you know, whatever it's referred to in your state, they all recognize that, you know, to a person from who I've talked to, they all recognize that when you separate a child from their parents, that's a tragedy, even if it needs to happen.

I don't know anybody that relishes tragedy. doing that. Everyone recognizes that that is harming the child also, right? It may be necessary, but it is not something that people take lightly. And I feel like I'm a broken record with this one, but I also just always want to point out, this is the children's hospital that had a child abuse pediatrician She is named in this lawsuit.

I don't know anybody that relishes tragedy. doing that. Everyone recognizes that that is harming the child also, right? It may be necessary, but it is not something that people take lightly. And I feel like I'm a broken record with this one, but I also just always want to point out, this is the children's hospital that had a child abuse pediatrician She is named in this lawsuit.

I don't know anybody that relishes tragedy. doing that. Everyone recognizes that that is harming the child also, right? It may be necessary, but it is not something that people take lightly. And I feel like I'm a broken record with this one, but I also just always want to point out, this is the children's hospital that had a child abuse pediatrician She is named in this lawsuit.

She has made a centerpiece of this lawsuit. Child abuse pediatricians find abuse in less than 50% of the cases they evaluate, and they are less likely to have positive findings of abuse than their less well-trained colleagues because they are better trained. They've been made into this absolute scapegoat and, you know, boogeyman in this whole system. But they are not.

She has made a centerpiece of this lawsuit. Child abuse pediatricians find abuse in less than 50% of the cases they evaluate, and they are less likely to have positive findings of abuse than their less well-trained colleagues because they are better trained. They've been made into this absolute scapegoat and, you know, boogeyman in this whole system. But they are not.

She has made a centerpiece of this lawsuit. Child abuse pediatricians find abuse in less than 50% of the cases they evaluate, and they are less likely to have positive findings of abuse than their less well-trained colleagues because they are better trained. They've been made into this absolute scapegoat and, you know, boogeyman in this whole system. But they are not.

They are doctors who do a medical evaluation. Truly cannot say that enough. So one of the really explosive claims in addition to, you know, that really is a continuation of this conspiracy claim. is what comes up in this first amended complaint to this lawsuit. So this lawsuit, like many, it's in its third amended complaint.

They are doctors who do a medical evaluation. Truly cannot say that enough. So one of the really explosive claims in addition to, you know, that really is a continuation of this conspiracy claim. is what comes up in this first amended complaint to this lawsuit. So this lawsuit, like many, it's in its third amended complaint.

They are doctors who do a medical evaluation. Truly cannot say that enough. So one of the really explosive claims in addition to, you know, that really is a continuation of this conspiracy claim. is what comes up in this first amended complaint to this lawsuit. So this lawsuit, like many, it's in its third amended complaint.

In this case, the lawsuit of the parents and Madison herself have now been combined in the first amended to complaint in this lawsuit. So not the original lawsuit. The parents originally filed this lawsuit while things were still sort of actively happening and while the child was still underage. So this was not in their original complaint. This is in the amended complaint.

In this case, the lawsuit of the parents and Madison herself have now been combined in the first amended to complaint in this lawsuit. So not the original lawsuit. The parents originally filed this lawsuit while things were still sort of actively happening and while the child was still underage. So this was not in their original complaint. This is in the amended complaint.