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27 August 2015
25 August 2015
Daily Mail: HONDURAN HODPITAL DOCS DECLARE "DEAD" A LIVING PREGNANT WOMAN>
Desperate family smash into teenage girl's tomb a day after she was buried ALIVE by mistake and woke up screaming... only for her to die for real
- Neysi Perez, 16, was initially pronounced dead after collapsing at her home
- The married teenager, who was pregnant, was buried in her wedding dress
- Her husband raised alarm after hearing her 'screaming for help' from coffin
- Footage shows family smashing concrete tomb, but she had no sign of life
A
'dead' teenager woke up in her coffin and screamed for help one day
after she was buried – but died again before desperate relatives could
save her.
Footage
has emerged showing grieving family members breaking through the
concrete tomb from where Neysi Perez, 16, had been heard 'banging and
screaming'.
Relatives
who removed the girl's corpse found that the glass viewing window on
her coffin had been smashed and the tips of her fingers were bruised.
But
despite efforts to revive her medics found no signs of life and she was
later returned to the cemetery and reburied in the same mausoleum.
Worst nightmare: Desperate relatives
smash into Neysi Perez's concrete tomb a day after she was buried alive
by mistake. Her husband raised the alarm after hearing her 'screams for
help' while visiting her grave
Ms
Perez, who was three months pregnant, reportedly fell unconscious after
waking up in the night to use the outside toilet at her home in La
Entrada, western Honduras.
It was believed she may have collapsed in an apparent panic attack after hearing a burst of gunfire.
But
when the teenager started foaming at the mouth her religious parents
called the local priest believing she had become possessed by an evil
spirit.
Relatives
told how the priest tried to exorcise her, but she later became
lifeless and was rushed to hospital, where three hours later doctors
declared her dead.
Ms Perez was buried in the wedding dress she had recently used to get married.
A
day after her funeral, her husband Rudy Gonzales was visiting her grave
at the La Entrada General Cemetery when he heard banging and muffled
screams from inside the concrete tomb and raised the alarm.
The
footage shows desperate family members breaking through the concrete
block tomb with a sledgehammer, before bringing out and opening up Ms
Perez's coffin to try to revive her.
15 August 2015
UK PRIVATE EYE #1398 "MEDICINE BALLS" by M.D.
HEALTH SECRETARY Jeremy HUNT promised everyone over 75 a`same-day appointment with a GP.
Private Eye points out that 30 percent of GP training schemes have vacancies.
"Older GPs with full pension pots are lining up for early retirement"
Private Eye points out that 30 percent of GP training schemes have vacancies.
"Older GPs with full pension pots are lining up for early retirement"
07 August 2015
Bloomberg & Daily Mail: Cardiologist Leonardo BEREZOVSKY (1944-2015) MD (1968 Univ.Nat.de Rosario,Argentina)
Founder of AHI Healthcare Systems,Inc.
In March 1997, AHI Healthcare
Systems, Inc. was acquired by FPA Medical Management, Inc. and became
its wholly owned subsidiary. Previously, AHI Healthcare Systems, Inc.
integrated individual and small groups of primary care physicians and
specialists into local managed healthcare delivery networks, providing
affiliated physicians with access to managed care contracts and
single-source access to health maintenance organizations.
A home with all the trimmings: Sprawling Beverly Hills mansion complete with a wine cave, a bullet-proof safe room and even a French château's kitchen features could be yours for $29million
- The Florentine Villa in Beverly Hills, California, could be yours - if you're willing to fork out $29million to live in it
- It boasts a range of spectacular features imported from Europe, including a custom Chinoiserie mural from Paris
- French château hood is a central feature in the kitchen, while marble fountain from Argentina sits in the grounds
- Mansion also features pool, movie theater, tennis court, humidity-controlled wine cave and bullet-proof safe room
- It is being sold by the estate of cardiologist and healthcare entrepreneur Leonardo Berezovsky, who recently died
The
five-bedroom property, dubbed the Florentine Villa, boasts an array of
stunning imported features, including a Chinoiserie mural from Paris.
While
the custom mural takes pride of place in the dining room, a hood from a
French château is a central feature in the country-themed kitchen.
Sprawling: This European-style mansion
in Beverly Hills, California, could be yours - if you are willing to
fork out $29million to live in it
Living room: The five-bedroom home,
dubbed the Florentine Villa, boasts an array of stunning features that
were imported from Europe
Stunning: A custom Chinoiserie mural
from Paris takes pride of place in the dining room (above) of the
property at 1036 Summit Drive
Movie theater: The mansion, designed
by famous architect Juan Pablo Molyneux, boast a private movie theater
with eight leather seats
Safe haven: It also features a
bullet-proof safe room with a microwave and refrigerator in the master
bedroom (believed to be pictured)
Aerial view: The
impressive property is situated in an upscale part of California, and
boasts an outdoor, lighted tennis court at the back
06 August 2015
DAILY MAIL: NEUROSURGEON NAFEES HAMID JAILED FOR 16 years: LAW FIRM SLATER & GORDON Ltd. NOW SUING NHS TRUST.
From May 2007 Slater and Gordon Limited shares have been listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) and trade under the code SGH.
Former patients of a neurosurgeon jailed for 16 years for multiple sex offences against them are suing trust where he worked
- Nafees Hamid assaulted female patients at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth
- He was jailed for 16 years last November for nine sex assaults 2012- 2013
- Abuse uncovered when one brave patient came forward to complain
- Law firm is now pursuing civil claims for victims against the hospital trust
Nafees Hamid, a spinal surgery
specialist, had abused his trusted status to assault women while working
at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth and Priory hospitals
Patients
of an award-winning neurosurgeon jailed for carrying out sex attacks
during examinations are suing the hospital where he worked.
Nafees
Hamid, a spinal surgery specialist, had abused his trusted status to
assault women while working at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth and Priory
hospitals.
The
51-year-old consultant was described during his two month trial at
Birmingham Crown Court as 'a good surgeon but not a good man' who had
been 'brought low by lust.'
Jurors
heard he encouraged some of his patients to remove their clothing and
on occasions, removed their clothes himself without a chaperone being
present. They had come to him for back and neck problems.
He
would then perform intimate examinations, sometimes without wearing
gloves, which were found to be medically unjustifiable and made
inappropriate sexual remarks.
Hamid
was jailed for 16 years last November after being found guilty of nine
sex assaults against six patients between 2012 and 2013.
The
father-of-three, from Moseley, Birmingham, was also struck off and
ordered to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
Law
firm Slater and Gordon, which represents 168 sex victims of the late
DJ Jimmy Savile, is now pursuing civil claims on behalf of a number of
his victims against Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Efa
Schmidt, specialist abuse lawyer with Slater and Gordon, said:
'This was a shocking case which has had a long lasting and profound
effect on the victims of Hamid who had come to him seeking medical help.
'He
callously abused his trusted status to commit assaults on these
women, some of whom were vulnerable, and showed no remorse during his
trial.
'These
women showed great bravery in coming forward and ensuring that
Hamid was convicted for his terrible crimes. They now want to ensure
this does not happen to anybody else.'
At
a hearing at Birmingham Crown Court Judge Patrick Thomas QC told the
neurosurgeon he was the most intelligent man he had ever seen in the
dock of a criminal court but that he had been 'brought low' by lust.
He
said Hamid exercised his lust 'arrogantly' over his patients, abusing
them in what he described as 'the most extreme breach of trust.'
AP & DAILY MAIL: NEW YORK LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILIA INFECTION
Ninety-seven people have been diagnosed with the disease
- Officials said the city's outbreak has been traced to cooling towers, which can release mist, in the South Bronx
- Five towers in the area tested positive for legionella bacteria and have since been decontaminated though more may be diagnosed
Another person has died from an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease,
bringing the death toll to eight, city health officials said Wednesday.
Ninety-seven
people have been diagnosed with the disease, which is caused when water
contaminated with a certain bacteria is inhaled into the lungs. The
eight people who died were older and had other medical problems.
Officials
said the city's outbreak has been traced to cooling towers, which can
release mist, in the South Bronx. Five towers in the area tested
positive for legionella bacteria and have since been decontaminated.
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