Dr. Bex

because there was the report made prior that had been closed for, it sounds like the investigator, it was closed after an evaluation for not having enough evidence at that time to proceed.

because there was the report made prior that had been closed for, it sounds like the investigator, it was closed after an evaluation for not having enough evidence at that time to proceed.

So now that she's at Rady and they have the ability to do video surveillance in the rooms, a discussion was had, again, that depending on which side we're hearing kind of different stories, but whatever it's worth, video surveillance began in the patient's room at that time when she was placed at Rady's and carried on for, Over 30 days.

So now that she's at Rady and they have the ability to do video surveillance in the rooms, a discussion was had, again, that depending on which side we're hearing kind of different stories, but whatever it's worth, video surveillance began in the patient's room at that time when she was placed at Rady's and carried on for, Over 30 days.

So now that she's at Rady and they have the ability to do video surveillance in the rooms, a discussion was had, again, that depending on which side we're hearing kind of different stories, but whatever it's worth, video surveillance began in the patient's room at that time when she was placed at Rady's and carried on for, Over 30 days.

There's times where it says 36 and times where it says 38, but it was 24 hours a day, seven days a week for at least 30 days or over 30 days. Andrea and I have talked about this a little bit about using video surveillance in these cases. And maybe you can speak a little bit to your experience with video surveillance being used.

There's times where it says 36 and times where it says 38, but it was 24 hours a day, seven days a week for at least 30 days or over 30 days. Andrea and I have talked about this a little bit about using video surveillance in these cases. And maybe you can speak a little bit to your experience with video surveillance being used.

There's times where it says 36 and times where it says 38, but it was 24 hours a day, seven days a week for at least 30 days or over 30 days. Andrea and I have talked about this a little bit about using video surveillance in these cases. And maybe you can speak a little bit to your experience with video surveillance being used.

And I think it's important to say, too, that doing video surveillance is not to falsify evidence of medical child abuse or munchausen by proxy. So just placing the camera in and of itself is not forcing evidence to occur, right? The idea is you have an eye in the room, and you can see behaviors and patterns and things that may stand out. It doesn't mean you're going to find any.

And I think it's important to say, too, that doing video surveillance is not to falsify evidence of medical child abuse or munchausen by proxy. So just placing the camera in and of itself is not forcing evidence to occur, right? The idea is you have an eye in the room, and you can see behaviors and patterns and things that may stand out. It doesn't mean you're going to find any.

And I think it's important to say, too, that doing video surveillance is not to falsify evidence of medical child abuse or munchausen by proxy. So just placing the camera in and of itself is not forcing evidence to occur, right? The idea is you have an eye in the room, and you can see behaviors and patterns and things that may stand out. It doesn't mean you're going to find any.

It means it's a tool, like you said, to use, because it's often

It means it's a tool, like you said, to use, because it's often

It means it's a tool, like you said, to use, because it's often

varying versions of the same story right there's the medical record there's social media there's what the parents are reporting there's what the child is reporting and you may have two doctors who got two different stories as well so part of it is i think in the world we live in people want to see evidence people want to see clear concise evidence that is going to say this is what is happening and i have no doubt it's 100 and that just doesn't exist in this you know in this world but

varying versions of the same story right there's the medical record there's social media there's what the parents are reporting there's what the child is reporting and you may have two doctors who got two different stories as well so part of it is i think in the world we live in people want to see evidence people want to see clear concise evidence that is going to say this is what is happening and i have no doubt it's 100 and that just doesn't exist in this you know in this world but

varying versions of the same story right there's the medical record there's social media there's what the parents are reporting there's what the child is reporting and you may have two doctors who got two different stories as well so part of it is i think in the world we live in people want to see evidence people want to see clear concise evidence that is going to say this is what is happening and i have no doubt it's 100 and that just doesn't exist in this you know in this world but

The idea of covert video surveillance, if you do capture something, it may mean you're able to save or help the child if you have this piece of evidence. So you're not making something happen. You're doing it as another piece of your, I think, investigation. And what's most important is every state has their own laws as to how covert video surveillance can be used.

The idea of covert video surveillance, if you do capture something, it may mean you're able to save or help the child if you have this piece of evidence. So you're not making something happen. You're doing it as another piece of your, I think, investigation. And what's most important is every state has their own laws as to how covert video surveillance can be used.

The idea of covert video surveillance, if you do capture something, it may mean you're able to save or help the child if you have this piece of evidence. So you're not making something happen. You're doing it as another piece of your, I think, investigation. And what's most important is every state has their own laws as to how covert video surveillance can be used.