Kiddy Waterboarding May Have Been an Experiment
Somehow, it's no less creepy that the pediatrician who water-boarded his stepdaughter specializes in near-death experience
A Delaware pediatrician who achieved national recognition for his research into near-death experiences involving children may have been experimenting on his 11-year-old stepdaughter by waterboarding her, police said in court documents.
The possible link between Dr. Melvin Morse's research and the waterboarding allegations was revealed in an affidavit for a search warrant for Morse's computers.
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