WHAT ABOUT BOGUS DOCTORS?

The coroner’s office works under a “cloak of secrecy”. They tell the police, the press, and the public only what they want them to know. Downplaying by omission is common since the basic selection/omission process necessarily omits what they don’t want the public to know, with coverups and criticisms suppressed. <!--break--> <img class="dada-image-center" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/default/files/migrate_dada/2004.jpg"><br>A Message to Barry Mclellan <P> <H2> ... Although a coroner's responsibility is to the public, his allegiance is first to the government and medical profession, CORRUPTION notwithstanding. ... That the purpose of a coroners investigation is to determine cause of death, or that the prime function of the coroners' office is to prevent deaths is "grossly misrepresented". Alarmingly, the Coroners' Act precludes coroners from finding fault or assigning blame, a perversion incorporated into the Act to shield bad doctors from medical wrongdoing. It has been said that physician's do not separate who they are from what they do and the Coroner is no exception to the rule. Consider then that the vast majority of bad medical care in Ontario goes unnoticed because of criminal coverup and criminal conspiracy under guise of "medical secrecy". The bald truth is that the coroners' office is used as a "dumping ground for cases embarrassing either to the government or the medical profession", as in the case of Arlene H. Berry, who died suddenly, and unexpectedly at the age of 41. She was the victim of a horrific chain of medical negligence, including criminal negligence causing bodily harm, and "criminal negligence causing death" that is nothing short of a national scandal. No autopsy was performed. A family request to hold a formal inquest was flately turned down by the Regional Coroner, Dr. Barry McLellan, who has since been implicated in the Arlene Berry death coverup.<H2> Web http://www.meverett.com

<p>The coroner’s office works under a “cloak of secrecy”. They tell the police, the press, and the public only what they want them to know. Downplaying by omission is common since the basic selection/omission process necessarily omits what they don’t want the public to know, with coverups and criticisms suppressed. </p> <!--break--><p><img class="dada-image-center" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/default/files/migrate_dada/2004.jpg" /><br />A Message to Barry Mclellan </p><p></p> <p></p><h2><br /> ... Although a coroner's responsibility is to the public, his allegiance is first to the government and medical profession, CORRUPTION notwithstanding. ...<br /> That the purpose of a coroners investigation is to determine cause of death, or that the prime function of the coroners' office is to prevent deaths is "grossly misrepresented". Alarmingly, the Coroners' Act precludes coroners from finding fault or assigning blame, a perversion incorporated into the Act to shield bad doctors from medical wrongdoing. It has been said that physician's do not separate who they are from what they do and the Coroner is no exception to the rule. Consider then that the vast majority of bad medical care in Ontario goes unnoticed because of criminal coverup and criminal conspiracy under guise of "medical secrecy". The bald truth is that the coroners' office is used as a "dumping ground for cases embarrassing either to the government or the medical profession", as in the case of Arlene H. Berry, who died suddenly, and unexpectedly at the age of 41. She was the victim of a horrific chain of medical negligence, including criminal negligence causing bodily harm, and "criminal negligence causing death" that is nothing short of a national scandal. No autopsy was performed. A family request to hold a formal inquest was flately turned down by the Regional Coroner, Dr. Barry McLellan, who has since been implicated in the Arlene Berry death coverup.<h2> </h2></h2><p>Web<br /> <a href="http://www.meverett.com">http://www.meverett.com</a> </p>