frogmarch
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Mon Mar-06-06 06:49 PM
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but one close to my heart. My granddaughter was one of many newborns who were given Lydocain by an orderly in an Air Force hospital in Alabama some years ago. The orderly wanted to take the babies to the brink of death so he could become a hero for reviving them. There was a huge coverup on the part of the AF and the hospital, but the truth finally came out. Until it became public, the creep was working in the hospital kitchen, where he'd been transferred because doctors and nurses alike knew what he'd done.
The creep never served time for these crimes (although he had previously served jail time for throwing his 2-year-old child across the room and breaking his legs). He was eventually fired from the AF hospital and then went to California to work in hospitals there. I don't know where he is now.
A class action suit was filed against the AF, and my granddaughter, as well as the other victims (the ones who survived), including those in vegetative and near-vegetative states because of his acts, received health care benefits till they reach adulthood. Big friggin' deal. All of them will forever suffer health consequences from what was done to them by this monster.
A group of the victims' parents appeared on the Leeza show and were booed by the audience, whereas the asshole perp was cheered. He shed tears and pretended to be the real victim in the situation, and the morons in the audience bought it. They even threw things at the parents during breaks.
I understand vigilante justice now. I do, I do, I do.
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Rich Hunt
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Mon Mar-06-06 10:43 PM
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Why is this not more well known.
The fact that people would gang up on the victims is disturbing.
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Tue Mar-07-06 02:56 PM
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the case isn't more well known, but the Leeza show carried it, and various news sources mentioned it. I have a tape of a 60 Minutes segment in which several nurses and physicians discussed the case. The perp is on the tape too, playing the victim. Bastard.
I wrote to the Leeza Gibbons show and complained about the treatment of the victims' parents by the studio audience and rec'd a "Thank you for your input" form letter in response. My son said that Leeza egged the audience on when the cameras weren't on during taping breaks and fawned over the perp... whose name, by the way, is Michael Beklich.
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