You're not sick, but your mom thinks you're sick and pulls out your teeth and pierces your stomach...
This is a popular American drama, and it is also a true story.
In every late night when it is difficult to sleep, the daughter who is seriously ill and wearing a ventilator will be accompanied by a loving mother.
This is a respectable single mother who has no personal life or even a job and dedicates all her time and energy to her seriously ill daughter - Gypsy
She was a hero long before they lived together, saving Gypsy from her drug-and-drinking husband, leaving a violent and humiliating family, and taking her daughter to an unfamiliar land.
Despite the hardships the two have endured, they are still inseparable, and they are always full of hope in life.
This is a warm, even inspiring story.
Gypsy in a wheelchair, pale, with sparse soft teeth, and a bald head after chemotherapy, this image can often gain the attention and sympathy of others. Especially my mother never thought of keeping a low profile.
She told neighbors about her "feat", how she struggled to raise a girl born with chromosomal defects, paralysis, epilepsy, leukemia and mental retardation.
This long disease name is enough to make people daunting, but she knows it by heart.
Her dedication also won the respect of the people around her. When she participated in the masquerade, she was called the only "superhero" in the audience.
Not surprisingly, their stories attracted the attention of the media and charities. With their help, the two lived in a warm pink cottage and received donations from all over the country.
This story seems to be a model for promoting American culture, independent mothers, optimistic attitudes, and loving society.
Provided, of course, that the story ends there.
Along with a Facebook post, the story of a mother's kindness and filial piety came to an end, and "Evil Deeds" had just begun.
Suddenly one day Gypsy posted a sentence on Facebook: The Bitch is dead!
This shocked and confused netizens.
What?
The first thing they realized was their neighbors who were wrong. Before the police arrived, they were already surrounded by the cozy pink hut, but they couldn't get in, and they couldn't see the truth through the window.
Until 10:45 that night, the police rushed into the house with a search warrant, but only saw a body.
The mother had been dead for two days, and Gypsy had disappeared.
What exactly happened?
After her mother was killed, the daughter who should have been the most heartbroken publicly called her a bitch.
Was it a murder or an accident?
The knife on the body indicated that it was likely a murder, so who was the murderer?
No one will see the little girl in the wheelchair as a murderer, she should have been kidnapped by the murderer.
Like the comment on her Facebook feed: I stabbed this fat pig to death and raped her daughter.
All the confusion has to find the missing daughter. Just when the police can't do anything, the neighbor's daughter, who is also a close friend of Gypsy, provides clues.
It turned out that Gypsy had a boyfriend who had been secretly dating for two years. By tracking social media accounts, the police found her boyfriend's home, and Gypsy was also at his home, unscathed.
Gypsy's boyfriend admitted that he was the murderer of his mother, and as he posted on the Internet, I stabbed the fat pig to death.
Then there are still many doubts in the case, why the kidnapped Gypsy was unscathed, and this cannot explain Gypsy's dynamic.
A police briefing shortly after said: "Things are not always what they seem.
After investigation by the police, Gypsy was not sick at all. She could walk without a wheelchair, and could eat without intubation. There was no need for chemotherapy to treat her leukemia.
All her physical ill health was due to either the side effects of long-term medication or unnecessary actions like infusion, intubation, and feeding.
"All of this is a lie, my mother forced me to do it!"
Gypsy's words instantly caused an uproar on the Internet, and countless people couldn't believe it was true, especially those who helped her, her neighbors.
Because going up the lies, we will see a web of lies woven by the mother, starting with the husband who is addicted to alcohol and drugs...
In the end, Gypsy pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in court, and she was happier than she had ever been in prison.
But we still have a lot of questions about this story.
For example, why would a mother be so cruel to her daughter, just because of the proxy Munchausen syndrome given by the doctor? (Such patients masquerade or create disease to win sympathy or control others, usually parents over children.)
Was it Gypsy or her boyfriend who stabbed the knife?
The most thought-provoking thing is why my mother was able to cross the sky, deceive the neighbors, deceive the media, deceive the doctor...
If it wasn't for this murder, maybe Gypsy would have spent his life in a wheelchair.
Did those who came into contact with Gypsy help her or failed her? Or maybe they don't care at all...
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