Kaelyn Moore

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Now, let's dive into Nanette Krentl's case and the clues that defined it.

Isn't that the cutest?

I saw that.

But I also saw someone that posted on our last episode that Bierenbaum was their doctor.

Oh.

Yeah.

So this is coming from Prof. Watiu, and they said, Dr. Birnbaum was my doctor.

I guess he was hiding out pretty successfully during that time.

After he was in prison, he was actually released to perform surgery on a friend of mine who was his patient because she needed an extremely difficult facial reconstruction after an accident.

I remember him as a caring doctor, but really intense.

His dedication saved my friend's life, but also he is still this guy too.

Wow.

Oh, you would over process and then it literally would fall out.

It breaks.

I wonder if this is more common than we even realize where people get these exemptions to leave to perform insane surgeries.