Andrea has made an intense connection with Hope Ybarra's family, and asked experts, doctors, and the detective so many of her burning questions about Munchausen by Proxy. But she's become increasingly fixated on talking to Hope herself as she comes to realize that it may be her only chance to get the insights she needs. In this stunning season one finale, Andrea travels to Mountain Home, Idaho, to meet with Hope Ybarra.
In this intense, emotional back-and-forth, we hear straight from Hope what life is like for her after being released from prison. We find out what she's up to and what she hopes for from the future. Hope listens to her own family—all of whom she's estranged from with the exception of Robin—talk about what she was like before everything fell apart. She insists that she still loves her children, despite what she did. We see the human being behind the monstrous acts that splashed Hope's story across headlines and landed her in prison for a decade.
Andrea asks Hope what might have been done to help her and what she might say to her younger self if she could go back. Finally, she tells Hope that if she really wants her family back, she should get treatment and offers to help her if she wants that.
Hope is friendly and warm in person, but Andrea is left with the unsettling truth that she hasn't changed.
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this is so frustrating the guest doesn't seem to know anything about medical abuse imposed on another
the background music is super distracting 😒
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repeating everything the officer says using different words is a bit insulting... we understand
the inequities of the child protection system are visited by far most proportionately upon the children that system ostensibly exists to protect.
I would love to hear your reflections on the Gypsy Rose case.
I had hoped Jim Clemente and Laura Richards could offer much needed constructive criticism, from their years of experience, but Clemente just wanted to interrupt and yell. And Richard's seems hellbent on conflating mbp & mca with "medical misogyny". Because Clemente's mama is a nurse? nurses deserve much respect. But Lucy Letby, Kristin Gilbert, Beverly Alitt, Genene Jones, Kim Saenz, Liz Wettlaufer, Gwen Graham, Cathy Wood, & Kim Cargill are nurses. I have lost respect.
Ruby Franke could be a next case! Horrible stories
Wow. A "child's pain is part of the problem" . Hoping the viewpoint of folks with these conditions that "may exist" are heard later this season. Or I'm done with this podcast.
I am impressed with Laura Richards, dignified and respectful and fair in her disagreement. This is the kind of discussion that needs to take place. Not a "debate" where men get to yell and it is two against one.
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