Ryan Knudson

Were you able to reach out to Shubo?

Did you talk to him?

After Catherine and her colleagues published their story about Shubo, his company put out a statement on social media.

It called the Wall Street Journal a rumor monger and disputed that he'd said boys are superior to girls.

Well, so what were you able to find out about this guy, Shubo?

Shubo posts under his own name, but Catherine was able to link other social media accounts to him based on things those accounts posted, stuff like personal documents and details of legal proceedings, things only Shubo or someone very close to him would know.

In their statement, Shubo's company denied that those other accounts were his.

Wow.

So what do we know about what his goal is with having all these kids?

After that hearing in L.A., Judge Pellman denied Shubo's parentage petitions.

The court declined to comment on the case.

But then, what happens to the kids?

This is extraordinary.

So there are four children, there are four pregnancies.

Now at this point, we don't know what's going to happen to the kids?

Do you have any sense of what was going through the minds of the surrogates?

Even though Catherine wasn't able to speak with Shubo's surrogates, she's spoken to others in similar situations.

Surrogates who've discovered that they were carrying just one of many babies for the same parent.

It seems like Shubo didn't get any real pushback for this plan of his until he just reached this L.A.

family court and this one judge.