
Author Andrea Dunlop is looking for answers. When her older sister was first investigated for Munchausen by Proxy abuse more than a decade ago, it tore her family apart. This catastrophic series of events sent Dunlop on a journey to understand this most taboo form of abuse. In this groundbreaking podcast, she talks to some of the top experts in the world to explore the criminology and psychopathol... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 296 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In part two of her conversation with Andrea, Crystal McNally reflects on the long road to healing and the decision to turn her family's experience into advocacy. As the founder of Never Shake Minnesota, Crystal discusses supporting other families, th... more
Crystal McNally shares the story of her son Nolan, who suffered a traumatic brain injury after being abused by his daycare provider. She recounts the investigation and lengthy trial that followed. Now the executive director of Never Shake Minnesota, ... more
J.C. hasn’t spoken to her adult children in a year. They cut her off - and she doesn’t know why or how to repair. In this episode, we connect J.C. with a proxy who can stand-in for her children: Chess Dugas, a woman who’s cut off her parents.
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Andrea sits down with fellow podcaster Javier Leiva to discuss his most recent series, The Gypsy Rose Obsession. They explore what he learned about the online community surrounding Gypsy Rose Blanchard and the challenges of reporting on a rapidly evo... more
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Bravo!
I couldn’t give it only 1 star because she seems to be a real self-starter w/ a drive to seek what she perceives is justice & I can relate. The problem is that in the latest seasons she develops what she admits is an obsession with another podcaster who is poppin off dives that cut against her narrative. She starts contradicting herself & won't admit her nemesis is credible enough to be published mainstream & prob doesnt even know she exists. I gave up at "Shaken Baby syndrom is still legit!"
A fascinating subject, unfortunately the podcast is amateurishly done. Imagine if your mom’s dumbest, most vocal Facebook friend entered the podcasting space. That’s what you have here.
Andrew Dunlop had one good season - she’s now trying to find stories where they don’t necessarily exist and just feeling so self important and dramatic. Andrea, if you have so much to offer to the world, get a masters in social work and actually help people. Your 5 minutes is over… move on and actually help people instead of seeking attention for yourself.
I learn so much from Andrea’s podcast and look forward to hearing the latest, you are blowing ppl’s minds and saving children.
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Author and journalist Andrea Dunlop leads investigative, documentary-style reporting on Munchausen by proxy, medical child abuse and the impact of suspected abuse cases on children and families. Each season typically follows a case through interviews with family members, survivors, clinicians, law enforcement, child-protection professionals and legal or media experts, combining personal testimony with case analysis and broader questions about evidence, reporting and public perception. Recent conversations also touch on related subjects such as family estrangement, vaccine misinformation and the ethics of true-crime coverage.
The reporting stands out for its sustained attention to complicated medical and legal evidence, and for examining ho... more
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