So have I (it's not called "baker act" where I'm from but it's the same thing) but I know if I find a baby blanket at a crime scene I should alert someone. A person must be found competent before being released from a psych hospital after being "baker acted". The Baker act is in place to protect a person who is found to be in danger of hurting themselves. And to protect society against someone who is found to be a danger to others. It doesn't always mean a person is insane or doesn't know right from wrong.
Joy also has a child, I understand? I don't know about Florida but the state I lived in (which is not bound by as many laws as Florida because of the "Baker act") if a person is commited to a psych hospital against their will and happen to have a minor child, the state gets involved to be sure the child is in the proper setting, that the parent is able to parent properly. I'd almost be willing to bet Florida works the same way. After 5 commitments it seems she still has custody of her child, that tells me the woman is not as "crazy" as people believe.
Anyway, I'm with ya about the blanket! :blowkiss: