Man Says He Was Led to Believe Ex-Wife Who Was Convicted Of Child Abuse Was ‘A Good Mother’
“I thought of Shauna as a good mother, but apparently, it was just a show,” says Bill.
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His ex-wife, Shauna Taylor, was diagnosed with Munchausen syndrome by proxy, and that’s when Bill says he learned she had been harming her children.
“The time that these poisonings occurred, I had been out of the home already for six months and I was working six days a week, 10 hours a day,” Bill says. “On the several visits to the emergency room, I was scratching my heading thinking, my gosh. How could all my kids have such severe medical issues?”
Bill says he received a call from social services that his children were in protective custody.
“The courts said that because I was not aware of all the extensive testing on my children that I failed to protect my kids. I felt destroyed,” he says. “I failed miserably. I would have to say that I was duped.”
Bill’s son, Josh, and Josh’s sister, Annie, say they don’t understand how Bill didn’t know that Shauna was making them sick. How does Bill explain?
On Thursday’s episode of Dr. Phil, Josh and Annie describe the ways they say Shauna made them ill as children and took them to the emergency room numerous times. Check here to see where you can watch.
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