Friday, April 30, 2004
evil, creepy, and just plain fucked up
First, some background info. . .
For the past several weeks, The Wife and I have been busily and voraciously researching Ms. von Munchausen and her by Proxy Syndrome (MSBP). I came upon a report by the Federal B. I. which quite clearly states:
"Law enforcement personnel should remember that MSBP is not a diagnosis. Instead, investigators should recognize it as a form of abuse. In short, MSBP is not what someone has, but what someone does."
So, the fat bitch is fucking crazy, but not legally. She can still be held accountable for her actions.
Good. String 'er up.
That being said, let's get on with it. . .
Back in 2002, there lived at Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs a child, a Baby, just few months younger than The Boy.
Well, one night, way back in 2002, The Baby died suddenly in the middle of the night.
Suddenly, but not unexpectedly. Like The Boy, The Baby was given only a few days to live by The Doctors. He had a similar diagnosis as The Boy, but unlike The Boy, The Baby was much more medically involved. People were amazed that he lived for the few months that he did, and most unknowing outside people credited his few months of longevity to the loving care he received at Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs.
And that pretty much was that. . . until earlier this week.
The Wife and I were sitting around talking to a former Employee of Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs.
The subject of the Baby came up.
The Former Employee recalled working until late in the night when The Baby died. On that night, the overnight staff person called in sick. When the Former Employee left for the night, Ms. von Munchausen was alone in the house with the children in her care.
When the Former Employee left, The Baby was medically stable and peacefully sleeping.
Sometime, during the few hour period between the time the Former Employee left and whomever was scheduled for the morning shift arrived, The Baby died. By her own account, Ms von Munchausen was holding him when it happened.
As it was a "miracle" The Baby lived as long as he did, nobody in positions of authority to ask questions about his death did so.
And that pretty much was that. . . until earlier this week.
The Wife and the Former Employee shared what Ms. von Munchausen had told each of them on different occassions about the details surrounding the sudden, but not unexpected, death of The Baby.
A chill went down our spines. . .
Ms. von Munchausen told two different and conflicting stories about what happened that night.
Ms. von Munchausen is lying.
You don't think she. . . . ?
Yes. Yes I do. Without a moment's hesitation from doubt.
Ms. von Munchausen murdered The Baby in the darkness of the night.
And we know she did. And she knows she did. And the scary thing is she may have gotten away with it.
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For the past several weeks, The Wife and I have been busily and voraciously researching Ms. von Munchausen and her by Proxy Syndrome (MSBP). I came upon a report by the Federal B. I. which quite clearly states:
"Law enforcement personnel should remember that MSBP is not a diagnosis. Instead, investigators should recognize it as a form of abuse. In short, MSBP is not what someone has, but what someone does."
So, the fat bitch is fucking crazy, but not legally. She can still be held accountable for her actions.
Good. String 'er up.
That being said, let's get on with it. . .
Back in 2002, there lived at Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs a child, a Baby, just few months younger than The Boy.
Well, one night, way back in 2002, The Baby died suddenly in the middle of the night.
Suddenly, but not unexpectedly. Like The Boy, The Baby was given only a few days to live by The Doctors. He had a similar diagnosis as The Boy, but unlike The Boy, The Baby was much more medically involved. People were amazed that he lived for the few months that he did, and most unknowing outside people credited his few months of longevity to the loving care he received at Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs.
And that pretty much was that. . . until earlier this week.
The Wife and I were sitting around talking to a former Employee of Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs.
The subject of the Baby came up.
The Former Employee recalled working until late in the night when The Baby died. On that night, the overnight staff person called in sick. When the Former Employee left for the night, Ms. von Munchausen was alone in the house with the children in her care.
When the Former Employee left, The Baby was medically stable and peacefully sleeping.
Sometime, during the few hour period between the time the Former Employee left and whomever was scheduled for the morning shift arrived, The Baby died. By her own account, Ms von Munchausen was holding him when it happened.
As it was a "miracle" The Baby lived as long as he did, nobody in positions of authority to ask questions about his death did so.
And that pretty much was that. . . until earlier this week.
The Wife and the Former Employee shared what Ms. von Munchausen had told each of them on different occassions about the details surrounding the sudden, but not unexpected, death of The Baby.
A chill went down our spines. . .
Ms. von Munchausen told two different and conflicting stories about what happened that night.
Ms. von Munchausen is lying.
You don't think she. . . . ?
Yes. Yes I do. Without a moment's hesitation from doubt.
Ms. von Munchausen murdered The Baby in the darkness of the night.
And we know she did. And she knows she did. And the scary thing is she may have gotten away with it.
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