Mike Weber

Got someone, probably a hospitalist who didn't know the situation, got it put back in the room.

The good thing about this is I did go to the hospital, and I did confront her.

I did not get a confession, unfortunately.

Well, my next step was they told me what our social media accounts were immediately.

Yeah, I go on there.

I preserve those immediately.

That's always the next step.

And law enforcement, if you listen, that's what you do first in these cases.

And the good thing about this case was CPS wasn't involved at this point.

And I wanted to respond to the hospital before they became involved.

And so that's what I did.

She had left the hospital the day I got this and the day I talked to the people.

And so I told the nurse, give me a call when she comes back.

If she comes back this evening, she came back around 530.

Me and another detective responded to the hospital.

I pulled her into a side room.

That detective searched the hospital room while we were in the side room.

Again, there's no expectation of privacy in the room itself.

He did not search her belongings because she has expectation of privacy in her purse, in her suitcase, in her whatever.

She doesn't have any expectation of privacy in the room itself.