https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...killing-her/?utm_source=digg#comments-wrapper
Absolutely disgusting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factitious_disorder_imposed_on_another
Olivia Gant was told she didn't have much time to live, so with help from her mom, the 6-year-old made a bucket list.
The girl used a wheelchair and a feeding tube, but her mother, Kelly Renee Turner, said she was always a fighter. Her last wishes seemed to fit. The Colorado girl wrote the bucket list with a Sharpie on a lime-green poster board: "be a fireman," "feed sharks," "catch a bad guy with police." And in the months before she died in 2017, Turner tried to make it all happen. The Denver Police Department and the local fire department let her ride in a cruiser and a firetruck. The Make-A-Wish Foundation threw her a surprise, and on GoFundMe, Turner raised more than $20,000 for medical treatment. Turner had claimed that Olivia was fighting a rare incurable disease, and that after years of invasive surgeries and countless hospital stays, her daughter's pain and suffering was all coming to an end.
But behind the scenes, authorities say now, the truth was worse than what Turner claimed.
Olivia was never terminally ill, authorities say, and she wasn't dying of intestinal failure.
Turner, they say, was killing her.
On Monday, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office announced that Turner, 41, has been charged with first-degree murder, fraud and theft after allegedly inventing her daughter's illness for years before finally leaving her to die. According to the 13-count indictment first obtained by Denver's KUSA, in the weeks before Olivia died at age 7, Turner placed her daughter in hospice care and insisted that her health and quality of life were so poor that she should be withdrawn from all medical treatment and her feeding tube, and finally be allowed to die peacefully under a "Do Not Resuscitate" order.
Absolutely disgusting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factitious_disorder_imposed_on_another