Mike Weber

He can search under cushions and bedding, whatever.

And while I'm interviewing her, he texts me and says, hey, there's two bottles of Mean Green degreaser in this room, which is, again, alkaline substance, which we suspect could cause the symptoms in the victim.

It's alkaline degreaser.

Right, and her excuse for it was, well, I have that for my husband's laundry.

Well, she never did her husband's laundry in the hospital, so why is it in the hospital room?

They do have laundry machines there.

I did talk to nurses and they're like, yeah, but she's never, her husband, no, she doesn't do that with her husband's clothes here.

She only does the child's clothes.

So anyway.

Well, it just it gave me the opportunity to have them involved when I wanted them involved.

OK, so it gave me the opportunity to get her back to the hospital interviewer.

When we got to the hospital and I interviewed her, we contacted CPS at that point.

The other good thing about this, about CPS not being involved previously, they were involved previously, which we'll get to, but they weren't involved in her getting custody.

It was just her daughter just gave her to him.

So the good thing about that is she had no legal custody of this child.

So the CPS liaison for Cook's Children's, God bless you, Robin, walked in and said, get out of my hospital because she had no legal right to be there with the child.

So it was very easy for us to get a separation test on this child because she had no legal right to the child.

Get out.

You have, yeah.

All she had was a, was a piece of, of papers, like a notebook piece of paper signed by her daughter-in-law.