Mike Weber

You investigate it until you can determine whether it's crazy or whether you are dealing with a crazy person or you're dealing with a series of crazy events that to you seem crazy, but are actually occurring.

Yeah, all of those.

And amazingly, of course, she was even on methadone and had to be weaned off.

I don't think so.

It's in the documentation.

Is that right?

Yeah.

Well, she had a relative who was a doctor who she said would, and of course, when I contacted him, he was extremely defensive of her.

I didn't care.

I didn't.

I had like about a 10 minute conversation with him and that was done just enough to let him on a recording demonstrate how biased he was.

And, you know, and he was blaming the doctors.

I'm like, well, she's you know, this is an induction case.

I don't know why you're blaming doctors for induced symptoms.

And the interesting thing was once I got her arrested, and again, I encourage everyone, get media on these cases.

You'll get additional witnesses.

I not only got the additional witness, you know, from the 1999 case where she was in daycare with Lisa, but I also had a lady call me.

She actually transported, she was very close with Lisa and had transported her and the victim to Cook's Children's the time that the victim got the gastric feeding tube placed.

And she said she was around them all the time.

There's two reasons the feeding tube was placed.