Shelly’s not showing anyone the money.

I totally agree that the subject of a missing-person police interview should be separated from other parties and the interview video recorded.
And I would be surprised if that is not standard police procedure for MP interviews

We are always present for each other’s exams too. But they also separate us for a moment to inquire about safety at home. And that part is mandatory and has nothing to do with medical history.

As I clearly mentioned, I “assumed” that this ritual is due to CA law. But no, I didn’t scour the law books. It’s possible that the clinic created this requires on their own. So, not quite sure where I am offering info that falls short of being “true” or where you’re providing corrections that are keeping it “real.”

In any event, I am contrasting this level of concern for people in mere routine matters with that of the police in response to a specific complaint.

In my experience, there are no routine medical exams in the Sea Organization from outside professionals unless a serious and known medical condition exists. Even then, it is highly avoided, many times by the staff member themselves. I acted as a “Medical Liason Officer” for a Sea Org base.

Most ailments or “case on post” is dealt with via HCOB “Vitamins” or HCOB “Assists”.

Alan Hubbert, who had been having chronic migraines for YEARS, never saw a doctor until he fell over dead in the FLO mess hall from his brain tumor. IIRC at the time his wife of years was yelling at him right before he fell over about being “case-y”.

David Rosseau was having major physical issues for nearly seven months, but still getting OT5 auditing and assists from his auditor, Mandy K, until his testicular cancer caused bleeding from lower orifices in such a copious amount that he was sent to the hospital, where he died a couple of weeks later from inoperable Stage 4 cancer that had spread to his pancreas, intestines and other internal organs.

Those are two examples of at least 10-15, we can start rattling off names like Enid, Eunice, etc. who suffered similarly.

If she’s seen a doctor, it’s likely he was a Scn contact, if she was even sent at all.

Not exactly true about california medical appointment laws.
I am always present during my wife’s exams and she for mine.
Just keeping it real.
Maybe you are thinking about exams for rape rather than all medical exams?