Dr. Randy Alexander

That's not our job.

We can't do the prosecution.

I have never won a case.

I've never lost a case.

They're not mine to win or to lose.

I'm just there to report on the medical stuff and, you know, what I think is the determination about health and safety.

But the prosecutor's got to prosecute the case.

That's not me.

And I think that, you know, portraying it that it's somehow otherwise is wrong.

It's not how it works.

they're doing it for some sort of agenda purposes trying to make us out the bad guys so if eventually they say well it's the child abuse pediatricians have too much power let's make them all go away then you're going to have the forensic pathologists what are they doing making decisions about you know what went on and they decide well it's a homicide well who are they to say and you can imagine all the different specialists radiologists let's pick on them let's pick on all of these people particularly in complex cases you have

you know it would be very common to have six or seven different kinds of doctors involved in the case and then you're saying well let's just pick on one kind of those i even had a case where um there were three of us child abuse pediatricians involved and the media decided to pick on one of us and one and not the rest of us

And it's like, wait a minute, particularly me, because they weren't picking on me.

And it's like, I was involved in that case.

Why didn't you come after me?

And that's because they had a female doctor to pick on.

Not at all.

And remember, I've seen hundreds and hundreds of her cases and reviewed them, read her reports and had the chance to talk to her about even more cases and all.

And, you know, so I can't say on a given case on a given day that I wasn't there.

I don't know.