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weighs 29 pounds.
With a child starving, what would she be enduring on the floor of that locked closet, Dr. Crowns?
Dr. Kendall Crowns, would the child lose her hair?
I know that she's losing all muscle tone.
Would she be losing her hair?
Would her faculties, her hearing, her sight, would that be intact?
And what would her brain function be lying on the floor of a dark closet, starving?
Is it true, Dr. Kimmel-Kraus, that when someone has been starved for a prolonged period of time, as in this case, when you give them food, they can't even eat it?
Guys, when police show up to a home, they find six children and then a seventh locked in a closet.
weighing just 29 pounds.
But ironically, amazingly, listen to the condition of the other six children.
We've got one starved child who has permanent brain damage, a seven-year-old little girl weighing 29 pounds locked in a closet.
Now I've got a missing child, too.
But to Dr. Angela Arnold, joining me, renowned psychiatrist out of the Atlanta jurisdiction at AngelaArnoldMD.com.
Dr. Angie, thank you for being with us.
Did you hear what was just reported?
That there were six other children in the home seemingly healthy, and they were encouraged to keep the little girl locked in a closet, starving her.
because the little girl would eat things she wasn't supposed to eat.
You know what, Dr. Angie, I've heard every excuse in the book about why parents starve the children.
Oh, the child ate a candy bar.