Page 2 of the autopsy analysis focuses on Dee Dee Blanchard’s physical condition — her weight, overall health, and the medical findings that contradict the long‑standing narrative of chronic illness she projected. This section breaks down what the medical examiner documented, how her body reflected years of deception, and what these details reveal about the dynamics of control, fabrication, and coercive medical abuse.

We explore:

• Dee Dee’s recorded weight and nutritional status

• Physical indicators of her true health

• How the autopsy contrasts with her claimed medical conditions

• What these findings mean in the broader context of the Blanchard case

A survivor‑centric framing, historical clarity, and respect for the story's complexity.

In this episode, we examine the verified facts surrounding Dee Dee Blanchard’s autopsy and what the medical findings actually reveal about the case. This is a clear, evidence‑based breakdown designed to cut through speculation and focus on what investigators documented, what the report confirms, and what it does not explain.

We explore:

• The official autopsy findings

• How the medical evidence fits into the timeline

• Common misconceptions about Dee Dee’s death

• The broader context of medical child abuse and coercive control

This podcast approaches the Blanchard case with survivor‑centric framing, historical clarity, and respect for the complexity of the story.

If you’re interested in true crime, forensic analysis, or the psychology behind high‑profile cases, this episode offers a grounded, thoughtful starting point.

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