2022

// The Child's Father (2022) 
In 2022 it's alleged that Jane Doe called her baby's father's mother saying that her daughter was sick and needed medications. While the details of this phone call are not available, we have the convenience of reading the texts that transpired afterward.
 
BFM
Talked with (your) mom and she said she's willing to help BUT said she's only willing to pay the place and she wants you to call them with your answer.

JD
Okay that's what I was expecting I'm sorry she is like this. Not interested.

*Two Days Later*

JD
I was able to talk with a doctor yesterday and pick up the medicine today.

BFM
Good, hope the meds help her, how is she doing?

JD
Good evening, she is doing good and her symptoms are going away too!

BFM
So happy she is doing better.

This, along with multiple other requests for communication, were made by Jane Doe's mother or otherwise used as a bargaining plea for contact.

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