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In the summer of 2018, Dr. Julie Mack was just sitting down at her home computer

after a long day at work.

When she noticed an email from a father in Texas.

Dr. Mack, I apologize for reaching out through what I assume is a personal email address.

To summarize, our son, Mason, six months old, suffered a fall onto concrete causing a fracture.

He is healing beautifully with no permanent damage.

She read on.

But CPS has removed him and our daughter, Charlotte, from our home and placed them with my mother during our investigation.

Now, the reasoning was that the CT specialist found a second fracture that is currently unexplained.

What we desperately need is a secondary review of the imaging biomedical professional.

Please let me know how we can move forward with you.

Thank you again for your time. I greatly appreciate it.

All the best. Michael Dillonbright.

She sent a reply that evening.

Dear Mr. Bright, I'm sorry to hear what you are going through.

Do you have the imaging discs and reports?

Julie.

She closed her computer and headed to bed.

Emails like Dillon's weren't unusual for Dr. Mack.

A Harvard-trained radiologist, she has reviewed hundreds of cases of suspected child abuse.

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