Angelina Chapin

They've said there's nothing to be concerned about.

I read that police report as well.

And then it just becoming this example to employees of the fact that

they think she hallucinates, basically.

She's getting these IV drips throughout the day, some of which seem to have Benadryl in them, which, you know, is not like an illegal substance, but when you're getting it injected directly into your veins, it does have a real drowsy sort of narcotic effect.

And it's unusual.

It's unusual for someone to be

getting that as frequently as employees say she was.

Right.

No.

And when I looked it up, it was sort of like doctors would do this in a really acute scenario where someone needs to feel the effects right away.

Otherwise, there's no real reason to have it injected.

Though I will say that, you know, she told me she suffers from long COVID.

Her doctors wanted her to be getting IVs.

And so she sort of trusted whatever the nurses were giving her.

But it's troubling to hear that employees say there was sort of

what seemed to be an above-board nurse who would come during the day, give her sort of that LA mix of vitamins, whatever the wealthy get.

And then at night, this depiction of a nurse coming with missing teeth at weird hours, potentially giving her Benadryl.

So it's really concerning.

And then employees saying,