I'm so sorry for you and Piggy Sue. This makes me so sad. Since I've started doing animal rescue, I have really come to dislike some people. I hope you get justice for you and Piggy Sue and he pays big time.

I expect there's a sense of loss here, and of abandonment. He was your shield in the face of some really awful insanity. I wouldn't expect you to speak badly of anyone, but I also suggest asking to speak with his replacement, since "the previous fellow holding that position really demonstrated to power and concern of the office" or some such ... stuff. Ask if you can explain a little of your story, and based upon that experience, ask if he'd meet with your new GC to simply prevent anything untoward and make certain the job is up to snuff. You never know. S/he might know of your story, or feel something wasn't handled correctly with previous guy. A recommendation letter is the nicest way to show how much you appreciate him and his help. Particularly if you go to the effort to track him down. Sorry to have you out there worrying about thin ice again. Hopefully with your new GC all that is in the past, anyway.

I liked it, but, I am a huge fan of Kelly. She ran for DA here and lost, we ended up with a horrible DA in that outcome. She was a fantastic prosecutor.

Thanks Robo. I appreciate it. There wasn’t a lot of information released to the public because apparently there was a gag order on it. Recently however, documentary on Oxygen was able to share a lot more information. As it turned out, Mary, the head nurse had discovered that many patients were receiving an fairly dangerous immune builder who didn’t need it. She canceled their treatments and made Fata aware. But it really alarmed her so she told another physician working there, Dr. Mungulay. He said Fata wouldn’t let other doctors near his patients, but while he was on vacation, Mungulay ended up treating one of his patients at the hospital anyway. She was newly diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma and had just broken her leg. However, when he looked at the chart there was no pathology report and her bloodwork was in normal range. She didn’t have cancer. He took that to the clinic manager, who then did some digging and found even more inconsistencies. He went to an Attorney for whistle blowers, who then called the Justice Dept. Fata was arrested within 5 days of that call. And the reason they charged him with Medicare fraud instead of murder and charges directed at the pain he’d caused, the Justice dept said they knew they could prove the fraud case faster. It helps now to have a clearer understanding of what happened. Thanks Neetsie, this happened several years ago, there’s just been some documentaries about it on tv so my old threads have been revived