The symptoms made by social media influenzers have caused one -year -old children to perform brain surgery.

A referee heard that an influencer of social media was accused of torture to torture the baby to obtain money that is said to have made symptoms, causing children to perform brain surgery.

The 34 -year -old Queensland woman was charged with tortured babies and posted videos of little girls online to establish social media and solicit donations.

On Tuesday, the Judge chose to take out the allegations in the nature of “not drowned” in the nature of “not being accused”, so a decision was made in the court of Brisbane.

Women of Sunshine Coast (not named due to legal reasons) were arrested earlier this month and accused of a series of crimes, and they appeared on the court on Tuesday morning. Five crimes of poisonous poisons, the crime of crime of three preparations for dangerous things, one criminal charges, each torture, allowing children to exploit materials and fraud.

She looks very calm and composed, wearing a simple white dress, thin black stripes.

Royal Prosecutor Jack Scott summarizes the evidence of his women who have admitted to her partner at the time to manage the drugs that have not been prescribed to the toddler. He also claimed that the hospital's closed -circuit TV lens would show her a syringe and “fiddled” with the baby's nasal and stomach tubes, while the little girl was hidden under the blanket. He claimed that the child “completely lost consciousness” soon, and she could not explain it through the “any known situation” she had suffered.

Scott opposes bail and told Public Security Judge Stephen Courtney that the woman moved a camera that monitored the child during the test of the brain activity during the “avoiding discovery” period.

Scott said: “The prosecution is essentially to torture her child with over -the -counter medicine.”

He also claimed that the woman told the police that a “bald lie” was not intentionally filled in the script to avoid taking the child.

Police accused poisoning between August 6 and October 15 last year, when the woman was accused of managing several unauthorized prescriptions and medicines for one -year -old girl.

Police accused the woman posted videos about children in “huge trouble and pain”, and used online “content” to “attract currency donations and online followers.”

Scott said that the charges of children's exploitation materials are related to the videos found on the woman's mobile phone and have caused complications of life.

The prosecutor said: “This child will not face (two -wheeled brain) surgery, but for the manufacture of this symptom.”

Scott objected to bail applications, which is mainly based on the risk of women who have once again committed children. He argued that this was the defendant's determination to “look at” her view, that is, the child will have a fatal disease, that is, she will continue to “manufacture” the risks of medical symptoms that have stopped since the child receives care, including unconsciousness, lethargy, softness and vomiting. Essence

“My attention or the attention of the Queensland Police Station is that her only way so far is to re -contact with the child and continue to create a situation, so that children who have diseases with diseases are not.” He said.

The defense lawyer Mathew Cuskelly sought any relatives who might be a witness on many “strict conditions”.

Cuskelly believes that the cases of his clients are largely indirect, and the complexity of the case means that his client may not face trials in a large period of time, and Judge agrees “Unimaginable”, this may be “two possible occurrences.” Or three years.

Cosney said that it was his temporary point of view that the prosecution seemed to be strong in the woman's case, but he needed time to absorb it. When considering bail, his crime level was not a factor.

He said: “Usually bail applications are quite simple.” “That's not that.”

The defendant will appear through a video link on Wednesday morning to hear the decision of the law and order.