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Andrea Shaw was indicted on first-degree murder charges in the deaths of her 18-month-old twins, Dallas and Tyson.
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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Dallas and Tyson were found dead in a shared bed on 1 May 2025 in Payette, Idaho.
Source: Payette Police Department
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Andrea Shaw stated that vaccines caused the deaths of her twins.
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Prosecutors allege that Andrea Shaw suffocated her children.
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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A judge revoked Andrea Shaw's bond, keeping her in jail.
Source: Payette County District Court
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Andrea Shaw appeared in Payette County District Court via video on 2 July 2026.
Source: Payette County District Court
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District Judge Kiley Stuchlik presided over the bond hearing.
Source: Payette County District Court
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Andrea Shaw has not yet entered a plea to the murder charges.
Source: Payette County District Court
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"My medical experts are going to say that this is a classic vaccine reaction and death."
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"There’s absolutely no way that she did what the state is alleging, and I’ll be defending it that way."
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"This is certainly a case in search of a crime."
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"It's not a crime."
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"I will defend this case like she's not guilty because she's not guilty."
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"It's not going to be a typical case."
Michael Duke, Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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Payette County Prosecuting Attorney Michael Duke stated that investigators ruled out environmental causes such as extreme room heat and carbon monoxide poisoning.
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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One of the twins tested positive for rotavirus.
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
Michael Duke, Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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"The state says the children died by suffocation and it's 'the only reasonable explanation for why both would die at the same time, on the same night, in the same room, in the same bed.'"
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Both parents were home when the children died.
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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Nathaniel Shaw's account of the events remained consistent, while Andrea Shaw's account changed multiple times.
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
Michael Duke, Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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"There are only two people who could have been involved in this crime."
Michael Duke, Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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"One of them was straightforward and cooperated with law enforcement."
Michael Duke, Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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"The other changed her story every time it made her look bad, every time there were criminal implications, and she admitted that at the time of death, she was there with the kids."
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Andrea Shaw gave birth to her third child via C-section on 25 June 2025.
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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Joseph Filicetti requested that Andrea Shaw's bail be reduced to $100,000 so she could care for her newborn.
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The judge stated she viewed Andrea Shaw as a threat to her new child.
Source: Payette County District Court
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Prosecutors stated that Shaw should not be allowed near any children.
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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"This is not a vaccine case."
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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"This is a case where a mother unfortunately has killed her two children."
Source: Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
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Dallas and Tyson received DTaP, hepatitis A, and influenza vaccines on 23 April 2025.
Source: Court filing by Joseph Filicetti
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Shaw's mother-in-law stated in a court filing that she and her son had previously experienced adverse reactions to the flu shot.
Source: Court filing by Joseph Filicetti
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Andrea Shaw took the twins to the emergency room on 24 April 2025.
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Medical records from the emergency room visit described the twins' symptoms as mild.
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Dallas had a temperature of 99 degrees and decreased activity level, while Tyson was described as very active.
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The twins were sent home from the emergency room without further tests.
Andrea Shaw, defendant
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Andrea Shaw stated in a video interview that the twins had improved by 30 April 2025.
Andrea Shaw, defendant
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"They were great. That was the only day since those shots that they were active."
Andrea Shaw, defendant
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"They were eating fine. They were drinking out of their sippy cups fine. They were talking normally finally. And they didn’t want to sleep all day."
Jake Scott, clinical infectious disease physician
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"This was not a close call."
Jake Scott, clinical infectious disease physician
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"I can say with confidence what didn’t happen here. It was not the vaccines."
Amesh Adalja, infectious disease physician
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"There’s no biological plausibility to a vaccine suffocating somebody."
Jake Scott, clinical infectious disease physician
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"These three vaccines are all non-live vaccines. The only established way that any of them causes a death is a severe allergic reaction."
Jake Scott, clinical infectious disease physician
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"I’ve spent a lot of time reviewing vaccine safety data, and I’m quite certain about this."
Jake Scott, clinical infectious disease physician
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"There is no vaccine injury that improves and then kills a child overnight."
Jake Scott, clinical infectious disease physician
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"And certainly not two children in the same night."
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Andrea Shaw and her husband Nathaniel Shaw gave a video interview to Children's Health Defense three days after the twins died.
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Polly Tommey of Children's Health Defense blamed vaccines for the deaths during the interview.
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Children's Health Defense added Andrea Shaw as the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Andrea Shaw was arrested on 30 June 2025.
Source: Payette Police Department
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Three doctors consulted by prosecutors ruled out vaccines as a cause of death.
Michael Duke, prosecutor
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"Detectives, with the benefit of three medical doctors, were able to rule out vaccines as a cause of death."
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Andrea Shaw told investigators she saw one of the children sit up between 1am and 2am when she checked on them.
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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Joseph Filicetti stated that he does not have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that vaccines caused the deaths.
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"I’m focused on a criminal case with my client. And it appears to me that vaccines played a role in this."
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"There’s enough complications going on and it looks pretty obvious to me that vaccines are in play."
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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Joseph Filicetti questioned whether doctors consulted by the Guardian could make determinations without full access to medical records.
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"I don’t know how a doctor could give an opinion without seeing the entire medical record."
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The Payette Police Department stated that Shaw's arrest resulted from a lengthy and thorough investigation.
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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Joseph Filicetti described the Shaw family as a country young Christian couple living in a trailer park.
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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"He works hard. She's home with the kids."
Joseph Filicetti, attorney
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Joseph Filicetti stated the family was not against vaccines until their twins died.
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Medical records show the twins were diagnosed at St. Luke's Fruitland with post-immunization reaction and fever.
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The twins reportedly had ongoing issues with diarrhea and lethargy throughout the week before their deaths.
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