Mike Webber

That's in Dr. Feldman's book, In Dying to Be Ill, where a mother actually admitted to inducing the premature birth.

And in, I think, the first five or six cases I worked, all of them included a premature birth.

There's been cases where I've had evidence that the premature birth was induced and evidence by defendant's statements.

Well, correct.

And, you know, the detective would have had access to all CPS records that, you know, if he's doing his job, which I'm sure he did, the CPS worker would have informed him that there's a previous case.

Also, with this claim, he would have gotten that paperwork.

He would have read it.

He would have seen y'all's concerns and he would have contacted y'all, which is exactly what happened.

Yeah.

Right.

I won't share what the conversations were.

I will say that he did reach out to me.

And I will tell you that that's pretty rare for a detective to do that.

I've had numerous dads call me and they'll say there's open events.

I'm like, we'll have to detect, reach out to me.

Obviously, I cannot reach out to detectives.

That would go horribly, terribly badly.

because they're going to think that I'm trying to stick my nose into their case.

But I am always open to any detective reaching out to me, and I will offer any advice that I can as far as where the investigation should go.

Right.