Forensic Files - Season 6, Episode 18 - Bad Blood - Full Episode

In rural Canada, Dr. John Schneeberger is accused of sedating and sexually assaulting one of his female patients and his step daughter. DNA tests demonstrate that the doctor is innocent, but the patient insists that he sedated and raped her.
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[@Kira36k]

Can you imagine being 20 years old and having that much fortitude to fight for yourself. The world would be a much better place if we all did that

[@craigime]

is a 20-year-old a child?

[@encycl07pedia-]

We'd have a lot more death and conflicts. Compromise and negotiation is part of human society. Being combative and belligerent isn't usually a good thing. I believe Ukraine is being devastated right now because Russia refused to accept the negotiation for Ukraine's independence.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

@@craigime Nope.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

@@encycl07pedia- You completely missed the point of what the OP was saying. Not sure if it was intentional or not, but there's a BIG difference between fighting for what's RIGHT and fighting for EGO. Candy was fighting for what was RIGHT and not only to get justice for herself, but to prevent any further trauma to anyone else. The OP was referring to a world where most to all people, by the age of 20, had THAT kind of gumption, strength, and resilience; THEN the world would be a better place.

[@craigime]

@@synergisticcollusion134 exactly

[@MrHarley950]

How the hell does a serial rapist only get 6 years prison time? There's something wrong there.

[@billiebickers....]

$$$

[@jesterday2222]

6 feet under is where he belongs

[@juttamedina4183]

YESSSS!!!!

[@sunnysmiles8211]

It’s Canada

[@lorimiller4301]

When Prince Charles was best friends with Jimmy Savile you know this demonic lu st goes right to the top. If we could capture everyone who was doing things like this we would have to build massive city size prisons. Our world is rampant with @busers.

[@Hazelnut1311]

She's such an inspiration! A strong-willed fighter who never backed down

[@m-cdeslo4868]

You're so damn right!

[@panhead55]

Too bad she broke into his home and stole a used condom though…

[@broeheemed32]

If she was so "strong-willed", why did she let someone supposedly rape her? Didn't fight back? Not buying it.

[@HoopleBogart]

Candy fucking rules.

[@geraldstamour1312]

Candy absolutely IS, @Hazelnut1311!

[@jerryleroy9187]

So he gets less time than it took to prove him guilty? Yeah. She's right. "The Canadian Criminal System." If you sexually assault a minor you should NEVER see the light of day again period.

[@LadyWhinesalot]

she was not a minor, she was 23...regardless, just wrong

[@johnuitdeflesch3593]

@@LadyWhinesalot Watch the episode again.

[@LadyWhinesalot]

@@johnuitdeflesch3593 the main focus of this video was Candy...she was 23. You are correct that the stepdaughter was a minor.

[@sometin_else]

Well he lost his citizenship and got deported at least. Not ideal of course but at least he's out of Canada

[@masongovender9231]

@@sometin_else so what if he is out of Canada, now he is free to be a criminal posing as a doctor in another country.

[@EclecticSceptic]

Candy is a legend. She is an inspiration to anybody fighting injustice. Also, very glad the doctor was convicted but 6 years is a joke. He is clearly remorseless and calculating, he will not change and will offend again when he gets the chance.

[@jeffwads]

Canada...what did you expect?

[@EssenceofCoils]

The first chance he gets.... sick pervert!

[@beckyboo1433]

Yes 6 years is ridiculous

[@martinasatoria616]

I'm so happy she won and all the people here calling her extra... I believe if you were in a situation like her and managed to win over someone like him whilst everyone called you a liar in town, you'd be the same and probably even more extra. I admire her being this strong

[@felipepinheiro7527]

Pq

[@LasArmas_]

Also I live in Canada and it is much more corrupt than this show even let’s on. I would not doubt if the police just assumed she was lying

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

@@LasArmas_ Yep. Still hasn't changed since then.

[@LasArmas_]

@@WhyKZbinWhy I’m trying to fix it via Marxist Leninism because I am poverty stricken and outcast despite having a uni degree

[@cherylcawley1647]

Brings tears to my eyes.

[@noc1891]

she didnt just fight against this dirtbag she litterly had to fight the whole system to get someone to belive her, and in the end she beat them all.. man thats a tough woman 😍

[@jerryleroy9187]

And the whole town on top of that. I would want a public apology.

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

At least this one did NOT involve a murder lol!

[@iamcasihart]

*literally

[@wendyhannan2454]

What a women, strong as 💪 Candy persisted and it paid off, she put this creep in jail. Pity it wasn’t a longer sentence. So sorry for her, and his stepdaughter that they had to go through all that.

[@kimmyymmik]

The problem is that there was actual evidence here in other cases girls will say anyone raped them years after the incident and without proof.

[@jetspray3]

For all the problems he gave investigators from finding the truth with this fake blood he should have been given double the time he got.

[@gracemunich1476]

exactly

[@Passion85031]

I think they could’ve gave him additional time but was embarrassed because once again the government can’t fully write a wrong

[@kasandra7015]

@@gracemunich1476 hmm just 6?? He played smart just for that should have been the 6 yrs and another 6 for candy another 6 for his stepdaughter... that should have been a better justice...😠😡

[@jimmyohara2601]

RIGHT a wrong, silly. not write about it 🤔😐

[@scottmurphy650]

He should have gotten 25 years. Not only was this rape, it was _aggravated_ rape. He lost his license to practice medicine and when he moved back to South Africa, he was prevented from practicing there as well. He was in fact, referred to as "Dr. Rape". He disgraced himself and his profession with this egregious breach of both personal and medical ethics.

[@nahum9729]

She was not only fighting for her justice but for the young girl also.Bravo.

[@timidbeauty2355]

Yeah, his young stepdaughter, dispicable! what he did to Candy was horrible enough, but also drugging and raping a young girl you're supposed be a father figure for. Disgusting.

[@nahum9729]

@@timidbeauty2355 very true and how you can do this and walk around this earth like nothing happened is beyond me.True definition of a monster.

[@geraldstamour1312]

She absolutely was, @nahum9729! Bravo indeed!

[@RoseQueen215]

I'm so glad that this got resolved for her. She never gave up... she just kept going, even with the town against her. She's a strong woman that the sneaky doctor underestimated.

[@coalblooded]

Her strength to keep fighting for the truth against usually bulletproof science is so admirable. She's such an inspiration! This case really stuck with me, and it gets me each time I rewatch it.

[@peregrinemccauley5010]

Six years , out in three and a half years . Why didn't they just give him the key to the Town ?

[@lavenderflowers1075]

These comments are hilarious.

[@LadyWhinesalot]

he was deported

[@masongovender9231]

@@LadyWhinesalot deported to where?

[@LadyWhinesalot]

@@masongovender9231 Zambia

[@malibuugirl6627]

Terrible. Should have received 15 and served at least 10.

[@angelabroman18]

What a sicko, his poor step daughter, and family... God bless Sandy for not giving up and trying to save others from getting hurt. Strong lady.❤

[@latasha195]

Candy*

[@JBmojopin]

This woman's relience is inspirational.

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

I believe you mean resilience?

[@geraldstamour1312]

Her resilience is absolutely inspirational @JBmojopin! This world needs more WARRIORS like her who willingly march into HELL for a heavenly cause!

[@idil90622]

What an amazing woman! I hope she is happy and healthy wherever she is

[@LivingLifeWithDeeDee]

Wow! This lady was determined. She stood in her truth and did not back down. Kudos to you.

[@pAusten]

Wow! What an intelligent young woman. I would have given up. This was 25 years ago? I wonder what she is up to today and where her spunk and wisdom took her. Her story should be a movie.

[@jaylynfonagy637]

She is still full of that spunk and wisdom! :)

[@rnbsteenstar]

Only if she wants to.

[@lessmigrantsmorewalls8392]

She took a spunk that day

[@sueshiru8870]

​@@jaylynfonagy637 wishing her nothing but the best in life

[@ana9794]

They did do a movie, its called I Accuse

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

Seriously, what an absolute creep. Just disgusting. That must have been so frightening for her. Just terrifying.

[@tommymorgan4677]

I can not understand how the nurse could miss his blood vessel construction ?

[@synergisticcollusion134]

We all have the same general makeup, but our parts aren't always in the same place nor are they the same size. My oldest sister tried to "self-checkout" about 20 years ago using a razor in that antecubital area - where this guy inserted the tube of blood - and she also went on to slash up the rest of her forearm for good measure, BUT she was found in time. Ever since they reconstructed her arm, that SAME vein sticks WAY out there, at LEAST a ½", and it protrudes even MORE when she's using that arm. It looks absolutely gnarly and intriguing at the same time.

[@beckyboo1433]

@@synergisticcollusion134 aww I hope your sister is doing well now 😊🙏🏼

[@jakeetschannel2031]

Thank God for giving her the strength to see that through! People REALLY need to STOP saying, "why didn't they say something straight away". It's one of the most cold hearted and uneducated things you could say about any case like this.

[@gracemunich1476]

agree with you 100%

[@ronque23]

That’s a great point. She only waited one day and they kept saying that about her. If anything it showed that she wanted to be careful before accusing him. She should get credit for that, not ridiculed.

[@EvertG8086]

No thats absolutely the right thing to do

[@Passion85031]

Exactly very ignorant and obvious why victims don’t say anything people tend not to believe them

[@beckyboo1433]

Definitely!! She was in the same hospital he worked at, she was probably afraid to say anything 😱

[@FlawlessImperfectionBeauty]

This woman is amazing, I’m amazed that she stuck this out and got justice. I can’t imagine how horribly she was treated by her community, and yet she never stopped fighting. Not only did she get her own answers, she got them for others and protected future victims. An amazing example of perseverance and bravery, I wish her all the best.

[@jesterday2222]

I don't call 6 years, probably shorter for 'good behavior', justice though

[@FlawlessImperfectionBeauty]

@@jesterday2222 I agree, it’s still not enough!

[@plantmadre.7]

This case was amazing! Kept me on the edge of my seat. This guy was a sleezebag. No one believed her bc he was a "good" doctor.

[@iseultbourke4692]

When I was about 15 I went to a local dentists. In those days you used to be given an anaesthetic for a filling! Anyway this dentist was on his own, no assistant or anything. He was well known as being mad. Although there were three brothers in the clinic, the other two were out at the time. So only the two of us were in the house at the time. He gave me an anaesthetic for a filling. Which he should not even have done without someone else being there. When I woke up I saw one of my shoes at the other side of the room. The other was on my foot. I remember thinking how odd that was. It was only in later years I wonder if anything happened. Since no one would have suspected anything like that at the time, I had no idea and told no one. It is only years afterwards that I wonder what could have happened? And how odd it all was. And why I still think of it.....don't leave your kids on their own with doctors. Or dentists either.

[@debbieharris1628]

I completely agree, stay with your kids at the dentist or doctor's office. I did want to add that (regarding your shoes) people can move while under anesthesia without being aware of it, especially if it's something light or fast acting. I worked in a few hospitals both as a nurse and support staff and I can think of at least two occasions where someone was accidentally hit by the patient while they were anesthetized. Even so, it must be traumatic not knowing for sure what happened to you while you were out.

[@iseultbourke4692]

@@debbieharris1628 Thank you for that. Well, I hope nothing happened but I still wonder....

[@jerryleroy9187]

Let's hope the worse case scenario was he was into feet and just forgot to put your shoe back on. I know I would keep rehashing that in my mind also. Just weird for sure.

[@personincognito3989]

A similar thing happened to me with my doctor and my mom didn't believe me. It was not until I started going to another doctor at 21 , did I start to put the pieces together. My mother continued to go to this guy up until her 70's and he was then in his 70's. She's dead now but her betrayal affected me greatly. Denial around sexual abuse is tremendous.

[@iseultbourke4692]

I am sorry to hear that. I think it is good that parents go to the doctor or dentist with their children. You shouldn't have to, but knowing what I know now, I think it is wise.

[@dannylorenze6188]

I'm a Forensic Files Junky... This is the greatest episode of all time....

[@thirdeyepyramids7391]

The doctor received less years of sentence than it took to catch him!?

[@donniedarko8012]

I've been watching Forensic Files for over 20 years, and this episode is my favorite.

[@keno22ful]

maybe you have been re-watching only 2 episodes

[@donniedarko8012]

@@keno22ful lol your free to assume whatever you want. I'll listen to anything that Peter Thomas narrates.

[@beckyboo1433]

Yeah I guess favorite is a bad way to describe it but it's one of my favorites too lol sneaky mo fo Dr

[@satmtca]

“I was a bulldog in the stand I kicked his lawyers ass and he’s supposed be the best defense lawyer?” Made me laugh

[@Deborahtunes]

Very poor investigative work on the Canadian officials. This doctor should have been swabbed for saliva from the very beginning. Why allow a suspect get to tell authorities "how to take DNA from their body"? That's their first mistake. Next, apparently they didn't pay much attention to the video tape of the blood being withdrawn. Someone should have seen the incision on his arm. Finally, when they had a hard time getting a blood sample out of him, and then it was too degraded for analysis; that right there should have told them their was something off...

[@tommymorgan4677]

Agree 100 %

[@pageantnutty8164]

Canada nuff said

[@cecillepating8868]

Agree!

[@jaybee6701]

In 1992 they needed huge samples for DNA testing. I don’t think cheek swabbing was a thing at the time. Otherwise I agree with you.

[@Deborahtunes]

@@jaybee6701 ~ Regardless, authorities should not be allowing a suspect to dictate how they will take the DNA. I really don't understand why Canada continually does this, as I've seen other similar cases in that country. Their criminal justice system is so weak. I mean yes, there are specific states in the US with the same problem. But up until very recently, America has usually had harsher sentencing guidelines...

[@iamcasihart]

Six years?! He deserves to spend his entire life rotting in prison, while Bubba and his buddies show him how it feels to be hurt like he hurt his stepchild and Candy. Monster.

[@LadyWhinesalot]

n 2003, Schneeberger was released on parole after serving four years in prison. He was stripped of his Canadian citizenship (granted in 1993) due to having obtained his citizenship illegally, as he had lied to a Canadian citizenship judge in claiming that he was not the subject of a police investigation. In December 2003, Canadian authorities revoked his citizenship and ordered his deportation. Being a permanent resident of South Africa, he was returned there in July 2004. He moved to Durban to live with his mother. According to a report by the Mercury News in Durban, Schneeberger applied to the Health Professions Council of South Africa to work in medicine less than three weeks after his arrival in Durban. The Council was considering the former doctor's registration until Schneeberger suddenly withdrew it in mid-October.

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

Hah what a rat! Wasn't even a real Canadian

[@melonie_peppers]

Oh he's South African?

[@bita8998]

Yikes! He’s doing it again

[@Highheels4ever]

@LadyWhinesalot. THANK YOU for the update, it is greatly appreciated. And I am glad this doctor is out of Canada and was deported to South Africa. I hope that for the sake of females children and adults as well, that Dr. Schneeberger will never, ever practice medicine again, he doesn’t deserve to be called a doctor. I guess Dr. Schneeberger “conveniently” forgot the Hippocrates Pledge to only heal patients……and not abused them.

[@lulekomaphumulo808]

Thank you for the update. I'm also from Durban South Africa, I am so mad that we live amongst this monster he should be rotting in prison where he belongs.

[@carpeomnious999]

Thankfully Candy got justice

[@lhia0416]

I'm sorry, but did anyone, including the doctor's wife, apologize to Candy? The town ought to collectively apologize to Candy.

[@MrJuvefrank]

People are dumb, they pointed fingers back at Candy and said she was a liar; they weren't even there; the only one who knows if he raped Candy is Schneeberger, and he is a repetitive liar.

[@kaydixon6580]

Good for that lady candy. Tough woman! She didn’t take it for a second...She fought for years!

[@ericerto8250]

Candy is an amazing person I have a lot of respect for her ... her perseverance is amazing she didn't sit around and cry and have a pity party she attacked and saved so many others from the same fate she's a hero

[@Sunset-chaser777]

Great episode! Congratulations to the victim who kicked ass!

[@patriot350]

Thank God she pushed this. It’s the strength of a survivor! Outstanding!

[@jayt9608]

Not a survivor, a victor.

[@mearls242]

Not a “survivor.” She’s leadership material, inspiring. I hope she’s engaged right now in sharing her focus and determination with other women. She’d better be on worldwide speaking circuit.

[@patrickreagan6443]

6 YEARS!!! DISGRACEFUL! 25 years minimum.

[@hayleyferguson3346]

Canada's "life" in prison is 25 years and for that you'd need to be a serial killer.

[@YourMsRightHere]

Shout out to all the victims that has uphill battles to get justice.

[@nomzamosabela4070]

wow I applaud this woman.

[@idils9838]

When I tell you I LOVE this woman!!! A queen 👸 who fought for justice

[@glennd8232]

He only got caught, because of the assault on his stepdaughter....imagine if he hadn't...he would have never been caught!!

[@MrJuvefrank]

Maybe. When the stepdaughter gets a liitle older, she will go through a nasty "wake-up," where she sees it was wrong and tells on him.

[@123verona1]

I'm so proud of this woman warrior!!

[@ynajones1536]

When u know the truth stay strong to stand for it.

[@shilde]

I would’ve been so discouraged, I don’t know that I would’ve had the fight that candy had. That woman is tenacious. 👏👏

[@Feliososarky]

My favourite episode ever i aways come back to watch it again. This woman is everything! Love that her family supported her Through this as well & that she got happy at the end. Hope Dr.Perv is getting the karma he deserves.

[@hazreyno]

Thank you for not giving up. You saved the step-daughter and possibly all other future victims.

[@eljayexplorer]

She was absolutely right to go after him as tenaciously as she did. She KNEW what he did to her, and so did he!

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

To all of you who are wondering why 6 years, remember it's in Canada. We are so bad for rightful sentences here and it still hasn't change since then unfortunately. It's sad that I am not even surprised by it anymore.

[@vin4216]

This channel has the best narrator compared to other True Crime channels I've watched.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

That's because Peter Thomas is a LEGEND, but he's got nothing to do with this channel. He was the original narrator for these episodes when they first aired on TV decades ago.

[@toonmama6]

One of the very best episodes on FF. She endured so much.

[@optimisticcosmic]

This lady was having boyfriend trouble, then her own doctor drugs and rapes her, then has to overcome multiple deceptive test caused by the doctor and incompetence by the givers of the test, all while dealing with judgment by the townspeople and never gave up fighting. This woman is a superhero. This guy would've continued doing this his entire life. She saved dozens of women from having to go through this.

[@rd9479]

I admire how resilient this woman is. She is so strong 👏👏👏

[@Big2bees]

Six years in prison w/out parole for a doctor using his "expertise" to rape his patient AND sexually assaulting his step-daughter **A CHILD** is like a walk in the park...I was expecting it to be a life sentence illegible for parole for at least 30 years

[@synergisticcollusion134]

He actually only served 4 years before he was paroled and deported back to South Africa. 🙄🤦‍♀️🤬

[@In_Case_Im_Fake]

i love forensic files. I have always called this one the "eh" episode, eh.

[@mandark8561]

She's adorable. Her celebration made me smile. God bless her!

[@pp3k3jamail]

She didn't win tho. This guy only served 4 years in prison and got released in 2003. All that just for 4 years of prison Don't seem like she won to me.

[@Sigma2HisAlpha]

FIGHTER. You don’t let people get away with these types of acts. Good for her that she stood up and fought!

[@miarideout5401]

I really like people like candy. She never back down and knew something was wrong. she's definitely in touch with her intuition

[@user-x57620fzmt]

I admire this woman! What strong will!

[@raecooper2719]

Candy is my type of woman! She said she was willing to chopping arm off or punch him in the nose just to get the DNA and I am with it.

[@seanprice2990]

This guy is a monster, including his name

[@lavenderflowers1075]

😂😂😂

[@kellyweingart3692]

😂😂😂😂

[@melissaarellano5177]

He left that thing in his arm for YEARS? Gross. It's a wonder he didn't get an infection from it.

[@eternallife5070]

Because he is a great doctor lol and he know that he is going

[@underratedunity1528]

No he took it out and then reinserted it

[@karenlindsey5988]

@@underratedunity1528 uh…no!

[@underratedunity1528]

@@karenlindsey5988 Uh... YES!

[@blues.7051]

Candy is a fighter, strong with her sense of humor. I like her.

[@bgdyz4242]

what the hell 6 years?! that's a slap in the face to those victims

[@prettyqueen573]

I'm so proud of her for not giving up and glad she got the justice she deserved. It unfortunate that little girl had to also become a victim in the process.

[@omnicupid6694]

This was my favorite Forensic Files case because Candy was right! It shows how rape victims have to fight to get their voices heard!

[@thorawilson6253]

Candy was brave and focused. Good work.. Doctor feel-good would probably do this again or had done it before. She wasn't obligated to report to nurses but went straight to the appropriate law enforcement agency. Everyone gaslighted her or disparaged her. Shame on them

[@ralphmajor1947]

6 years is not enough for destroying these children's lives 🤬🤬🤬!!!

[@keaobakamaine469]

This Doctor was since released in 2003, and he is currently living in South Africa (Durban). Apparently living with his mother as he is not married since his wife Lisa divorced him.

[@JohnBeerschoten-qf8bz]

He wil trick his mother to have sex with him. Many sick people in the so called democratic states of America.

[@masongovender9231]

DF😳

[@zuzellogan5613]

Dr. Schneeberger most likely is continuing practicing his “old habit” of raping innocent victims. And if he is caught doing it, I hope that once again he is sent to prison and his medical license revoked forever. He should not have been able to practice medicine at all, he cannot be trusted with patients…….and/or children. A truly appalling case, very disturbing and disgusting. He is a low life scumbag who deserves to be in prison for a long time. Old habits die hard, and last longer, and they do not disappear in 6 years being incarcerated in a Canadian prison. Abhorrent man this Schneeberger doctor is, really pathetic.

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@@masongovender9231 - re: "DF" = probably means "da fuck"? Or did you mean "delay fuse"? (spell out the acronym next time!)

[@lungisafakude-mushe3421]

I'm glad she never gave up, she is a very strong woman

[@CalebOliver]

I find it suspicious that just because Candy was upset, they suggested she see a doctor privately. And then it’s suspicious that the doctor had enough time with her alone in the room to do everything he did without being caught. That’s where the suspicion starts.

[@MrJuvefrank]

The dogtor could have told his subordinates to tell her she should see him.

[@windwoman3549]

I wonder how “Candy” is doing after all these years. Love that girl and especially her stubbornness!

[@scottmurphy650]

Candice move back to Kipling in Saskatchewan several years ago. Her Mom passed away several years ago but her Dad is still alive. She and her longtime partner have a farm with goats and horses. I IM with her almost nightly.

[@ericcoburn5043]

6 years? What's wrong with the Canadian justice system?

[@ladyempire5921]

HOORAY for Candy!!! She knew she was right and never gave up. How inspirational.

[@Sephiroth766]

This show's most iconic episode

[@kidbrown2010]

6 years and got out in 4 for raping a woman and a child.. what a fucking embarrassment for this country.

[@mearls242]

She is SOMETHING!! She’s an inspiration for all us women. Powerful, decisive, articulate. That monster picked the wrong person to victimize.

[@MrJuvefrank]

What kind of monster is he? Frankenstein? Dracula? Jabba the Hutt?

[@dancanwanderi2522]

case dragged for to long whilst the doctor should have been swabbed for saliva from the very beginning and the case would been over. and the poor justice system and investigative work on the Canadian officials

[@personincognito3989]

We may not have had saliva DNA testing yet

[@JH-ef9hf]

6 years.....candy and his stepdaughter? did they miss out on 1-2 zeros there?

[@LoveAuntAshley]

Forensic Files: "What does a high school graduate know that the worlds top scientists do not?" Me: "Her abuser. That's not something you forget."

[@MrJuvefrank]

People insist their abuser did it, but the public wasn't even there, yet insists that the victim is a liar. I'm not Schneegerger, but if you tell law enforcement I did it, then they will believe you.

[@johnjames8707]

In 2003, Schneeberger was released on parole after serving four years in prison. He was stripped of his Canadian citizenship (granted in 1993) due to having obtained his citizenship illegally, as he had lied to a Canadian citizenship judge in claiming that he was not the subject of a police investigation. In December 2003, Canada authorities revoked his citizenship and ordered his deportation. Being a permanent resident of South Africa, he was returned there in July 2004. He moved to Durban south africa to live with his mother.[7] According to a report by the Mercury News in Durban, Schneeberger applied to the Health Professions Council of South Africa to work in medicine less than three weeks after his arrival in Durban. The Council was considering the former doctor's registration until Schneeberger suddenly withdrew it in mid-October.[

[@geraldstamour1312]

Iustitia Servitur @johnjames8707! Another monster being held accountable for his misdeeds!

[@synergisticcollusion134]

15:12 This wasn't new information. The daughter had previously reported the abuse to her Mother, as well as other relatives, but they didn't believe her and tried blaming "Candy" for the girl's "lies" and "attention seeking" stories. The Mother even allowed the abusive stepfather to medicate the girl for the "depression" she was exhibiting after she'd reached out for help from those who were supposed to protect her!! 🙄🤦‍♀️🤬🤬🤬

[@star2705]

Candy is _amazing._ Incredible to still have such a positive, determined energy!

[@craigime]

the doctor really went that far to fool the DNA test

[@jelmonicafortner3821]

They made this into a lifetime movie

[@bridgethamilton6057]

6yrs?WTF? OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM IS A JOKE!

[@NicholasGuccione]

IKR?! 12-15 years minimum.

[@benpogi4ever]

@Chris I think she meant why was the doctor only given "6 years" when he should've been given a much harsher and longer sentence.

[@traceeteeter9875]

@Chris I notice you didn’t bother to delete your comment or apologize. 🙄

[@ArianandStar]

True 6 yrs only😏

[@samanthavildam5184]

So proud of her strength and perseverance. God bless you.

[@cherylbewell6140]

Just going to say, I’m Canadian and these people definitely show the Canadian accent. Eh? 🤣🇨🇦

[@cherylbewell6140]

🤣🤜🏽🇨🇦

[@MissouriOldTimer]

that almost seems hard to believe that the tube of old blood didn't cause a reaction and make his arm hurt or get infected.

[@serenityflies1462]

Well done! You have a mountain of courage, God bless you, your true friends and family. Love and hugs from Australia xxxx🙏👍👍👍✌✌✌❤❤❤❤

[@gookimomor2460]

what about punitive damages? money?

[@adiakiyes6354]

Been working in the hospital and remember this case and it's so interesting that why this medical staff failed for the right blood for the doctor's dna

[@dennisstrope8912]

I will always remember this episode. It is the one my sister and I were watching when my mom passed

[@laylarebecca12]

🙏

[@mellisagreen7801]

Six years in prison? This man deserves the death penalty for his deception. Happy for Candy but she shouldn't have to fight so hard to get justice. That fact that this man was so specific about where his blood should be drawn from should make the police very suspicious but sometimes the cops don't want to believe certain people could ever commit a crime.

[@jordanabeaulieu2530]

MELLISA GREEN. Prison sentences in Canada are a complete joke!

[@Rypatriot]

That’s Canada for ya EH!

[@milton2303bazan]

Is because he was deported to his country and they government didn't want to support him at jail.

[@anabellesabangan7565]

I couldn't agree more! Taking away the child's innocence and he got only six years! That is not justice!

[@toycar8828]

I totally agree .. And to think if he gets parrolled ? That is really wow

[@boardammo1593]

Candy is cool and has a nice personality, too bad she didn't use her real name since she deserves a lot of credit to her name for using her own money busting the perv Doc!

[@fab5mum18]

Her real name is Candice Fonagy ;)

[@theelliotts9120]

Candy is so strong! Women are so strong! She gives me inspiration to be strong no matter what!

[@melissagomes6119]

The only person that is going to be there for you 100% of the time is you, so DEFEND yourself, not matter what other people think. People can be so completely ignorant and stupid when it comes to their own beliefs, always follow your own personal instincts no matter what happens.

[@busycheetah]

That was an “EH” class case.

[@crazykuntz7671]

Dr. Schneeberger is now practicing medicine again in South Africa. He only served 4 years

[@johnnythewalrus]

This is one of the best episodes I've seen of this show. The whole thing, I was like "what??" Great episode. Still think he deserved more than 6 years though.

[@John-nl4lt]

Well done lady as men we don’t own the right to take without asking. As for children wow

[@marieruotolo2527]

This show is incredible ! Sometimes I wonder if it's a bad thing because it shows criminals what not to do. Hopefully it will scare the crap out of them and they won't even try.! Keep up the great work dectectives!

[@synergisticcollusion134]

Yeah, right!👌👌😂🤣😂