her story's been viewed and shared almost 2.5 million times. >> desiree can run just fine. it's only when she stops... you see, that's when... that's when the spasms start. now, you can walk backwards, though. >> these students who sat in that room were much more likely to believe something they had seen on youtube from a washington redskins cheerleader than they would have believed something that they would have heard from the centers for disease control and prevention or the american academy of pediatrics. that's a little frightening. >> narrator: after jenny mccarthy saw desiree on youtube, generation rescue became involved in her treatment, connecting her with a controversial osteopath, dr. rashid buttar in north carolina. >> she flew out to see this doctor. he chelated her and did hyperbaric chamber treatments and many other type of biomedical therapies that we do with our kids, and she got better quick. after a few days of treating her, she was down to about seven seizures a day and speaking and walking. >> look at desiree now. >> narrator: upon finding her cured of a

desiree vargas wrigley is the website founder. desiree, good morning to you. thank you for coming on the program this morning. crowd funding is really becoming 0 pap lar trend. what inspired you to start giveforward.com? >> so i was inspired primarily by hurricane katrina. i was frustrated by the fact you couldn't give directly to families trying to rebuild after the flood. so i partnered with ethan austin and we launched giveforward as a platform to really help give friends and family an toons their question what can i do to help when a loved one's in need. so over time -- >> so how -- >> basically we give people personal fund-raising pages they can customize there story and share it with friends and family all over the world using facebook, twitter, e-mail, even a personal blog. then people donate way credit or debit card and at the end of a fund-raiser a patient and their family receive this great packet of financial and emotional support. >> so obviously, anyone who might be wanting to donate and help, they're probably wondering, how do you know this is a

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desiree ross says her younger sister was gunned down by this man, raymond cook, the father of the three children. those three children the family says were witness to it all. >> those are the ones she knows a lot. she would always say my mommy got shot. my mommy got shot. >> reporter: ross says because the suspect in her sister's attempted killing is still on the loose, the family is not allowed to know where the 27- year-old is being treated. all they know is she's at a local hospital and she receive daily phone calls updating her progress. >> she still has a bullet lodged in her head and the back of her spine. >> reporter: while the victim remains in critical condition, her suspected attacker is still nowhere to be found. it's been more than a month now and police are asking for the public's help to find cook. the victim's family is looking for answers and hoping cook is taken off the streets soon. >> you need to give yourself up. if you love your kids, if you really care for your kids, you would give yourself up so they can start to live a normal life. >> reporter: take another look

. >> reporter: desiree jones runs a day care in wicky watchy, florida.ur family around the day care center and tells them the background checks are rigorous. >> fbi, level two. >> reporter: back in the '90s, jones had numerous arrests for battery. she didn't volunteer that information at first. so i went back to ask about her background. battery, domestic violence in 1998. still, jones insists she makes no secret of her past. >> my record is open to everybody, and these are actually in my file that anybody can read. >> reporter: and you tell the parents of the children here that this is in your background? >> yes, they know. that's never been a secret. >> reporter: she says all her charges were dropped and she's a different person now. but after we asked about her, the state took another look at her record and realized she had pleaded no contest to one of those battery charges, which should have disqualified her. the state has now stopped her from running a day care center. as our undercover families visit more centers, they're shown a dizzying array of