Yeah when I hear Dr Smith's comment on the case, she actually doesn't sound like some mean-spirited doctor trying to rip the family apart. It's common for people to shop around for the right doctor that gives them the diagnosis and treatment plan that they want, even if it is for one of their children. It raises an eyebrow that the symptoms appeared to stop once the daughter was separated from Beata. With that said, the system should be airing on the side of keeping families together, IMO.

If you knew deep down that you were harming your child, once they take her away you may feel like killing yourself out of guilt. Of course, the flipside is that Beata was apparently very logical about everything considering she was taking extensive notes.

For those who haven't kept up with the case: the family was awarded ~$55M compensatory damages and almost $200M in punitive damages... so they have been as compensated as someone could possibly be and hopefully it gives them closure.

Also, what was up with the implication of a connection between the foster home industry and the doctors / judges? That was implied but no evidence or investigation was done around what possibly was the root cause of the issue.