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Influencer Who Allegedly 'Tortured' 1-Year-Old by Making Her Sick Gave Medication That Caused Seizures: Prosecutors

An Australian influencer who allegedly 'tortured' her 1-year-old daughter by making her sick amid a scam to get donations and followers has been accused of drugging her with medication used to treat seizures, a court heard, according to multiple reports.
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On Tuesday, Jan. 28, the woman, 34, who hasn't been named to protect the child's identity, appeared for her bail hearing in Brisbane Magistrates Court, outlets including the Australian Associated Press (AAP), the Sydney Morning Herald and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported.
 
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