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The six-hour special features unprecedented access to Gypsy Rose Blanchard, a victim of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy who suffered horrific abuse and made national headlines for her role in her mother's violent murder. Currently still incarcerated, Gypsy's shocking story has been told by many others but now, as she approaches her release in December, she is finally ready to tell her truth before she becomes a free woman for the first time in her life.

[DecoWalkMark]

The fact that her best memory in life is prison, tells you how bad she had it with her mother.

[hannahelizabeth]

The fact she still talks very highly about her mom just shows the amount of trauma and pain she’s gone through. The trauma bond is so sad.

[dhvinebeauty]

This level of child abuse is unimaginable.

[LindsPatz]

We need to hear from these doctors who provided these medical services without precise diagnoses. Sickening.

[ChrisManley]

The fact that she felt more free in prison than she did when lived with her Mum tells you everything you need to know about how much of a monster her Mum was

[LRSNRCNG]

Gets put through a literal life time of control and abuse n she gets prison time for it. The level of compensation she deserves and the apology she deserves is absolutely unimaginable

[maginbice]

This absolutely breaks my heart. How could you do this to your child? I’m so happy she’s free to live now. ❤

[brianharvey]

I can't come to terms with the fact that she spent 8 years in prison. Taking a life is wrong, but this woman was enslaved and tortured by her own mother. Miscarriage of justice.

[lipsgoboom]

I don’t understand if she was getting all these tests done, they couldn’t tell that nothing was wrong with her ??? The medical staff needs to be fired..

[DVNGhostNBUNNy]

Brings tears to my eyes! That precious girl lived a life like a sick person thinking she would die and couldn't have friends had her beautiful hair shaved, feeding tube homelessness in a sense and not able to connect with friends. And Disney princesses makes sense she loves them so much because generally they are stuck in a tower or in something like that and it portrays a princess that no one else sees or really knows about at first till prince charming comes along. She was seeing herself like a princess locked in a tower and she was so sheltered it makes it easier to live in this fantasy world. I'm so happy she's free and now out of prison. She shouldn't have seen prison walls not even for a min but at least she had an incredible free experience behind those walls. What an incredibly moving story I hope she has the life she deserves and keeps winning and climbing. It's speaking volumes how free she felt in prison knowing her mom can never do that to her anymore even when she gets out.

[parawomenradio]

so many layers to this story. and this is just what she's willing to tell...

[Annnamolly]

This is great, she can finally speak freely about what happened!

[cglenn]

How does this even happen to someone? It's unimaginable that so many professionals didn't suspect her mother of any wrong doing.

[Leoprincess]

She looks healthy and happy INCARCERATED 😢 if anybody deserves parole, a new start in life it is absolutely her

[VerticalGastricSleeveSuccess]

I’m so happy she is now able to tell HER side of the story ❤❤❤❤

[deannaortiz]

Why is nobody talking about the Medical industry. Why were they complicit?

[bosborne]

Thos doctors who did nothing for her situation should be in some penalties too, this is a nightmare,

[travel_the_whole_wide_worl]

Gypsy seems so intelligent, articulate, empathetic, and highly perceptive. Amazing that she has adjusted so well given her circumstances. I hope she goes on to live a meaningful, happy, and fulfilled life! ❤️

[Tagamandaluyong]

The true hero of this story is the ex boyfriend who is now serving a life sentence.

[Lisa-feuh]

I don’t understand why the family didn’t help her. Her father especially. They knew she could walk. Why didn’t they go in there and save her?