in mama's blood, mama's urine, mama's everything. >> Okay. >> And it stays up for 6 weeks. >> Okay. >> All right. >> He's taking off. He don't want no part. >> Huh? >> He don't want no part of this. He took off. He's the OBGYn. >> Yeah. I was about resuscitating the baby. >> What did we step into? >> Emergency room staff are trained for the worst days of people's lives. But nothing in their textbooks could have prepared the nurses at Idabbel Hospital for what they were about to uncover on this routine shift. On one October morning, a frantic woman is rushed into an Oklahoma hospital with a story so urgent that no one questioned it at first. Within minutes, the medical team would discover they weren't treating a medical emergency. They were standing at the edge of a homicide investigation. She claimed she'd just given birth on the side of the highway. The newborn wasn't breathing, and every second counted. As doctors fought to save the baby, nurses began examining the mother. That's when the impossible became undeniable. The pieces stopped fitting. The medical evidence didn't match her story, and a far more horrifying truth was about to surface. The medical staff realizes they aren't just dealing with a tragedy. They are looking at a coldblooded crime scene. The body cam footage captures the exact moment investigators realize this isn't a tragic child birth, but the aftermath of one of the most disturbing crimes they've ever encountered. Stay until the end as we break down how Taylor Parker's story unraveled one question at a time. Watch closely as the mask slips. Hit that subscribe button and let's break down the chilling body cam of Taylor Parker. >> Everything's negative, so that we have that. Can you hear me? >> But we can we can do blood on that and prove that it's not hers. So if she wants to >> Can I help you? >> This is This is a big deal. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yes. Are you ready? I'm coming. >> She can't leave. >> Is she trying to leave? She's going to be Oh, well, there's two in there. Our one is ours. That's one's ours. >> Okay. >> Can I come around? >> Do not let her out that door. >> Real jump in. >> I can go that way. Right. Right. >> So she shows no signs. You won't you can't check for >> hemorrhaging. >> She should be hemorrhaging by now. >> Just a half access. No one has ever hgu. >> What is hcg? >> It's a hormone that is secreted by the placenta. >> Okay. And if there's a baby in there, the hCG is what the hormone that mandates going and getting the nutrients and bringing it to baby. >> Okay. >> So, it's in mama's blood, mama's urine, mama's everything. >> Okay. >> And it stays up for 6 weeks. >> Okay. >> All right. >> It's taking off. You don't want no part. >> Huh? >> You don't want no part of this. He took off. He's the OBGYn. >> Yeah. I got called up resuscitating the baby. >> What did we step into? Oh, it's a interesting. >> So, kidnapping almost. >> I think it's going to be that uh Yeah, cuz we've had Lamar County called here too. Lamar County, I talked to Texas Shana and then Buoie County. >> So, when I'm talking and they're talking, I don't understand. They've never done this before. Why are they keeping me? I'm like I like, hey, I'm just the ER talk here. I said, I don't know why you're not up. Okay, she's in there. She refuses to have a vaginal check to make sure she's not hemorrhaging. They've done an ultrasound and HCG and it doesn't show that she's been pregnant. They have the placenta. >> Where is she? >> She is in the room. She is >> No, she is in the room. She's She's already starting I don't know the number. Okay. But she test got more information. >> I know. I was on like a conversation call with them. >> All right. Thanks. >> Thank God. She's on the phone now with her boyfriend. So, I'll try to sidetrack a little bit. >> He's an hour away. Okay, >> I can sit with her. >> Well, it's what Jed wants to do. >> Just talk with the ER doctor. They took blood work hCG levels, which is a hormone. It's not showing she was pregnant. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And they're saying that the placenta, they can send the placenta off her test and whether it comes back to her or not, >> she won't let her do a vaginal exam to make sure she's not hemorrhaging. >> She won't let your name Taylor Parker. >> Taylor. Hey, my name's Chad Hanssby. I'm a I'm a me agent up here and I heard you brought your baby in. >> Yes, sir. >> What's you give birth on the side of the road or something? >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. Where was that? Here >> in Curtain County. >> No, it was in Decab. >> Decab down in Texas. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, okay. You said it's Taylor. >> Taylor. T A Y L recently. >> And what's your last name too? >> Harper. P A R K E R. >> Do you have medication list? >> So So what happened this morning? Did you go into labor on the side of the road? >> No, man. My I was supposed to ride with my fiance and we we sell uh we own a hog buying facility and we were going to come through here but I was having contractions and stuff and wasn't feeling good. So I stayed at home and told him we would just meet here after he dropped the hogs at 7 and he got tied up. I mean he's on his way. >> Okay. Um, now how did you get here? Did >> you drive yourself? >> No, an ambulance amnet. >> Oh, okay. All right. >> From Decaf. >> Yes. >> Yeah, I had a life net uh I had a nurse help me. A LifeNet nurse lady help me? >> Mhm. Okay. >> Did uh um Now, what's your boyfriend's name or your fiance? >> Wade Griffin. >> Wade. Okay. Have you gotten a hold of him? >> Yeah, he's on his way. He said he was about an hour out. >> Oh, okay. All right. >> Um, >> are you >> The nurses said that you weren't want to let the doctor check you to make sure you weren't hemorrhaging or anything. >> They did an ultrasound. >> The hemorrhaging I I hemorrhaged really bad when I had my The hemorrhaging is the bleeding. um whether you're passing clots or not passing clots, they it's really good to have you checked for that because I know I was passing massive clots and they were about to start giving me blood. That's why they're wanting to check to check out, you know, any damage and check to make sure you're not bleeding inside internally. That's why they're wanting to make sure. >> That's okay. That's fine. And I didn't know it was a big deal not to want the guy to do that. >> No, I mean if you don't want to, that's up to you. But that's why they're wanting to check just to make sure. >> Make sure you're okay. >> Yeah. I mean, that's a big deal. I mean, >> you've got blood all over you and all over your fingernails. And I mean, that's a that's a pretty intense thing. >> On the side of the road. >> Yeah. >> Scary. You want to make sure you're okay. >> Okay. That's fine. I mean, >> that's fine. Get the doctor. >> Yeah. >> We're mostly concerned about your health, you know. >> Yeah, that's the big concern, too. >> There's something wrong for them bringing me over here. >> What did you have? Did you have a boy or a girl? >> A girl. >> A girl. >> Okay. >> Did you have a name? >> Clancy G. >> Clancy Gail. >> That's a nice name. Give you children. >> I have two. How old Emerson's 10 and Trey six? >> Oh, wow. So, going from six to a newborn. >> He's going to check on the doctor there. Of course, we'll step out. >> Okay. >> Did I do something wrong? >> No, no, no, no, no, no. see. >> Oh, okay. >> He's very good man. Um, I'm just going to be upfront with you. I've been talking to the DA down in uh Buoy County and they've been working on a case down there and we know that you had a hyerectomy some time back and that you've claimed to be pregnant for a while but that you really weren't. So, we're trying to figure out where this baby came from. But you didn't give birth this morning. What do you What do you mean? >> That's what I just said. You didn't give birth this morning. >> We want to know where this baby came from. >> That's why I'm here. >> So, what happened? >> I just told y'all what happened. >> Okay. >> What's the doctor going to find when he comes in to check you? >> Is he going to find you to escape birth? They can tell when he looks. He can tell them about a second if you gave birth or not. >> Okay. >> So, is he going to find that you gave birth this morning? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> He'll be here. >> Just a red, white, and blue card. But the information I've got that is you've had a hyerectomy in the past and you had hyerectomy. You can't be pregnant >> and you came into a hospital with a newborn. We want to know where we want to know where this newborn came from. >> Okay. >> So you still saying it came from you? >> Yes. >> Okay. cuz we can do DNA on it and be able to tell pretty quick. Won't take long at all. >> They have the placenta and they can see if the placenta >> Okay. >> So, you you gave birth to this child. >> Yes. >> We're just making sure >> who drove the ambulance over here. Yes. >> Yes. >> If there's anything you need to talk us about, you can. >> I don't know what everybody wants me to talk about. That sounds good. All right. >> Taylor, I found a woman this morning on the side of the road and her baby had been removed from her body. And then you show up with a baby and the information is you had you've had a hyerectomy. There's no way you could have been pregnant. Even though you've been telling people for a while you've been pregnant, >> that there's no way you could have been pregnant. Now, can you see my hand? >> And >> I didn't hurt anybody on the side of the road. >> Well, I'm not saying you did. I'm just saying that there's a there's a woman that had her baby removed from her body. >> Her body's found on this side of the road. I didn't say you did. >> I just want to know what happened where this baby came from. >> Doctor's going to be here in a minute. Who is the lady? >> Do you know who she is? >> All right, that's all right. >> I don't know what lady you're talking about. >> Okay. >> Okay. What was your last name? >> Parker. >> Parker. You have an ID in your in here? >> Yes, sir. >> Is it in here? Do you mind if I check? >> You're okay with that? >> I can give it to the little pocket. Little leopard pocket. >> Leopard pocket. This in here. >> You got No, there's some right there. >> Just in case. I know there's blood. I just want to make sure I don't want co all that good crap going on. >> Where are you from? >> Is it in here or in here? Which one? What's up? >> Boston? >> No, that's an old address. >> Oh, it's an old address. Okay. >> I've been in Sims for a little over a year now. >> Okay. I'm just going to keep that. I'm going to put all your stuff back in here. Okay. >> I'll get you. You can do you know uh do you know what the OSBI is? It stands for it's Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. Um, you familiar with Texas Rangers? Texas. We're like Oklahoma's version of the Texas Ranger. Every state has something like that. We're investigators. Primarily what I work are death cases and uh I've been doing it for almost 27 years. That's all I've ever done for last nearly two and a half decades or over. Um, like I said, we're just kind of at the bottom of this thing. >> Hi. >> All right. Let's see. So, we're going to check you. Huh? All right. Well, let me have them set you up then where I can see what I'm doing. >> Yes. >> All right. Does that look like she had a baby? >> It doesn't. >> No. >> Okay. >> Does not look like she had a baby there. >> Nothing happened. You >> didn't give birth. This was her first. Yeah. Thank you. That means it's not your baby. So, what happened? >> Like I told you, Taylor, this is my first road evening. I've done this I've been doing this for 20 another 27 years, open death cases. I know sometimes, you know, there there's some people that do stuff just because they're very evil people. They're they're bad people. I've dealt with them. I've dealt with them my whole life. whole blood murders, serial killers, all of it. I've done it. And here's the thing. Um, you seem like a nice person. I think you may be a little bit confused about some things. And I get that. You know, the problem with the problem with cases, death cases especially, people automatically assume the worst. Okay? You know how it is. When people read the newspapers and stuff, they uh you know they they just see certain amount of facts and they automatically assume the worst. You know, essentially what we have is we have a dead woman down in Texas and you took the baby out of her which caused her to die. And my question is, is Taylor a cold-blooded murderer or is it something else? I mean, sometimes people have, you know, they go through depression and uh, you know, some mental issues and things causes things causes good people to make bad choices, right? And that's kind of where I'm here at today. I knew that Dr. find anything cuz I knew you already knew I already know a lot of lot of a lot of things I asked I already know the answer to before I ask but one thing I'm trying to figure out is why why did this happen what was going on you know is it something like u you know maybe you're going through some depression you're going through some uh you know some emotional things uh you know and just >> for whatever whatever reason, you know, you made made some bad choices, right? Or is it because you set some woman up, targeted her to to kill her, and steal the baby? >> Okay, I tell you, most of the people are going to assume the worst. They're going to assume you're an evil person and that you just butchered this lady and left her to ride on the side of the road, so he's still her baby. I don't think that was the case. I mean, you don't seem like that type of person to me. I >> I didn't kill anybody. >> Where'd this baby come from? >> We're past all of that. T We're past that. >> I did not kill anybody. I didn't kill anybody. >> So, was she alive when you left? >> I wasn't with any I with her. >> Did you get her baby? >> It's mine. No, >> can't do. Can't do. Well, here's where we're at, T. And I'm just going to be brutally okay. Right now, the DA down there who I've talked to believes that you're a cold blooded killer and that you plotted for the last 8 months to kill to murder this woman and steal her baby. And right now, the evidence is there. They can prove it without a shadow of a doubt that that's what happened. they can prove that you murdered that woman and that you're a cold-blooded murderer. How heinous is it? Some woman, you know, everybody's happy, they're having showers, and then somebody comes along and cuts her damn baby out of her gut. That's what we got right now. And that's what you need to understand. That's the point where we're at. We're past all this nonsense about I wasn't there. I didn't kill nobody. We're past all of that. We know it. We know you did it. There's no doubt whatsoever. And the only thing I'm I'm giving you a chance because like I said, you seem like a you seem kind of confused like maybe maybe been through going through some depression or something or maybe he took some medication or something that that you know like I said that made a good person make bad choices. I don't know. >> You know that's the one. >> Okay. >> The uh Cuz the bottom line is these cases are actually pretty simple. Murder cases are pretty simple. You got who, what, when, where, and why. Okay? And it's like a big old puzzle, >> you know? You ever put puzzles together and you're a kid, you got these little pieces of evidence, all these little pieces, and you put them all together, they make a picture of what happened. The only thing that the evidence doesn't show is why something happened. That's the only thing we don't know >> is why this happened to them. Okay? We know what happened. We know who happened. We know all of those, but we just don't know why. And that's the point I'm trying to uh trying to explain to you is people in general automatically assume the worst. They always do. >> In this case, the worst is is that Taylor's a cold bloodooded murderer. I'll see if I can get you who stole the woman's baby from her. Okay. That's what that's what the evidence looks like right now. And that's why I'm I didn't have to come talk to you. I really didn't. I mean, if I was like some people just said, "Hey, she's cold blooded killer. Just arrest her. Throw away the key." Right? But no, >> after talking to you for a few minutes and my thinking, cuz like I said, I've done this for a long time. I thought >> this girl's kind of >> I think she might be going through some depression or something or maybe took some medicine or something because she seems like a good person and and that's what I'm trying to figure out what was going on to cause to cause this chain of events to happen that's happened. We know it's happened. We're past all of that. We're completely past any of that. That you weren't there, you didn't do nothing. We're past all that. Okay. Not even going to talk about that anymore. All right. The only thing I'm interested in is why did this happen? What was going on that that caused this to happen? Because here's the thing. Good people >> make bad choices all the time. >> Everybody's made bad choices sometime in their life. Doesn't mean they're bad person. >> You follow me? Does that make sense? >> I mean I mean I've made bad choices for them. Everybody has, you know, but I mean I think I'm a good person, you know. Um, but there's usually a reason I didn't know enough. Maybe I didn't uh have all the information. Maybe who knows, you know, but the bottom line is is I'm not an evil person, but I made I made a bad choice before. I ate several, you know, especially when I was younger, you know, and that's what I'm trying to give you the time and the chance to to figure out to figure out is why did this happen? I mean, we could go the easy route and just say, "Hey, Mr. Da, yeah, she's she just keeps talking in circles and yeah, there there is no why. If there's no why, then that means it's because you go bloody murder, you know? I mean, that's the easy route. And right now, that's all I've got >> because you haven't told me a a reason why this happened. What was going on? Was it some type of depression? was some kind of, you know, maybe you took some medication or something and got some medications mixed up or, you know, I I don't know, you know, but I like to think that you're not an evil person, that you're not a cold blooded killer. I really do. I really want to believe that cuz that's my gut feeling, okay? That you're really a good person, okay? But unfortunately, you made a bad decision, okay? and which caused me to have to enter your life, right? And so my now my job is to try to figure out, I mean, what was going on? I mean, what what's happening there, you know? Because I don't want to be the I'm not the type to just I'm out to find the truth, right? I want to find as many facts as I can cuz that's what that's what being investigator is. is finding facts, putting facts together, and I want to find the facts as best I can, you know. Well, unfortunately, why something happened doesn't show up in a DNA test, right? It doesn't show up in uh uh your crime scene pictures, right? Because it's up here. And that's why I'm taking the time. I don't have to. I mean, honestly, I could just call it up, say, "Yep, we got her. It's here. Baby's here. And uh they do DNA, do some swabs on you, on your stuff. It matches up to the girl down there. Uh the baby's DNA matches up to her. And there you go. Done. Case done. She's cold bloodooded murder. She's an evil person who uh actually just completely eviscerated, cut out a baby out of a woman, and just left her dead. I mean, that's what we got. That's where we're at right now. I'm just telling you that's where we're at right now. Okay? And like I said, I really want to believe that you're not a bad person. That you just made a bad choice. That happens sometime. It's okay. It's okay. You made a bad choice. Everybody does. But we just have to, you know, what was going on. You know, you're going to have to help me explain it cuz I want to believe that you're not an evil person. You're not a bad person. I want to believe that there was something something going on up here. Maybe, you know, they have uh uh they have some, you know, there's some there's some mental uh things that, you know, where people uh have attention, you know, there's there's conditions. Bunch of proxy, bunching. Um there's 10 or 15 different ones, but a lot of times it's uh it's psychological stuff. You know, people their brains kind of get off whack a little bit. You know what I mean? their thinking's not quite right. And so, um, you know, and and if that's the case, man, I'd like to help you. You know what I'm saying? Get you some help. Because >> it takes a truly calculating mind to weave a web of lies this deep. But medical science and sharp instincts brought the truth to light. Taylor Parker thought she had planned the perfect deception, but she underestimated the people trained to spot life and death details. Taylor Parker spent months building a false pregnancy and on that October morning tried to convince everyone that she was simply a mother in desperate need of help. But inside that hospital, every examination, every question, and every inconsistency brought investigators one step closer to the truth. What began as a frantic medical emergency quickly became the unraveling of a calculated and devastating crime? What moment in the body cam footage stood out to you the most? Was it the hospital staff realizing something was medically impossible, the interrogation, or the moment her story began to fall apart? Let me know in the comments below. If you enjoy detailed breakdowns of real body cam footage, police investigations, and the cases behind the headlines, hit that subscribe button. Thanks for watching. Stay safe and I'll see you in the next