Gypsy Rose Blanchard

But then she became, I don't know, got to the point where she didn't want to anymore.

And there was, you know, she was telling the doctors in the hospital, oh, she's homeschooled.

Her homeschool, we call it Angel Heart Academy and give them that information, but it was never registered with an actual school district and it was never followed up with.

And so that was something that I fell through the cracks with.

So it's kind of like, yes, the school districts could have helped had I been aligned with that with real homeschooling or something.

And then there's just other avenues and other things that could have been those points in which intervention could have happened.

And it's just like falling through the cracks of every single one of them.

Yeah.

Right.

I was, I was.

And the only reason why I haven't is, you know, I was in prison for eight and a half years after all of this, you know, sort of happened.

And so in the time that I was in prison, I,

A lot of people are like, well, you could have had all the time in the world to build your case up.

But it's like I didn't have access to the Internet to try to like find lawyers and do all this sort of outreach and all this kind of stuff.

It wasn't accessible to the fullest ability at that time.

And then once I got out, it's like with everything, with the media and the documentaries, writing my book, then getting pregnant and my pregnancy.

It's like life was just way too much to take on now another court case.

So it's like, yes, you know, now that I am starting to kind of settle into a calmer life, I can reconsider that avenue and see number one statute of limitations.

What are the statute of limitations?

If they have expired, then that time is up.