July 8 2003
| This cartoon was inspired by the
recently dismissed medical examiner Michael Berkland who preformed the
autopsy on the dead aide found in Joe Scarborough's office. Berkland's
replacement, Dr. Cumberland seems to have possibly over donated to
Scarborough. Florida panhandle officials sure has its share of incompetence
in doing autopsies and campaign donations. What a surprise! |
Email MSNBC about the above
story and ask why they would employ Joe Scarborough instead of Gary Condit, who
didn't have a dead aide found in his office news@msnbc.com
or
letters@msnbc.com
And if you have time email Dr.
Gary Cumberland and ask if he is going to do a new autopsy on Lori Klausutis
since Dr. Michael Berkland has been dismissed.
MEDEXD1@aol.com
Maybe you could also inquire about
his over donations to Joe Scarborough. Maybe he has a legal explanation
for going over the legal donation limit.
Lisa
Dear Readers,
There are two scoops today to be shared with everyone you know.
The Scoop link is about the voting machines. The Grand Old Party just loves
their machines. Buckle your seat belts, you are in for a bumpy ride and
you will need a barf bag. This made me sick to my stomach.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0307/S00065.htm
Inside A U.S. Election Vote Counting Program
The next email target is: Write to your friends and include the link to
email Dr. Gary Cumberland requesting the Lori Klausutis autopsy report be
reopened.
Oh and write to news@msnbc.com and request they investigate Dr. Michael
Berkland of Ft. Walton Beach, FL and while they are in the neighborhood,
they could talk to Dr. Gary Cumberland of Pensacola, FL.
Dr. Michael Berkland has been dismissed by the Medical Examiner's Office in
Pensacola.
The Florida Medical Examiner's Commission had complained of his failure to
complete dozens of autopsy reports in 2001 and 2002, a violation of
state statutes.
Berkland says he performed some 320 autopsies last year and had, in the
past, asked for help from the Pensacola office to handle the workload.
Chief Area Medical Examiner Dr. Gary Cumberland will temporarily take over
Berkland's duties.
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http://www.nwfdailynews.com/archive/news/01/010901news3.html
Northwest Florida Daily News</A>
"There is no doubt that the head injury is a result of a fall rather than a
blow being delivered to the head by a moving object," Berkland wrote in
the report on the death of Lori Klausutis
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Zelda Morgan - Mercenary Journalist for AHNC
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Don't Send me Yellow
Roses
"Instead of criticizing Presidiot Bush for
his poor choice of words when he said 'Bring 'em on,' perhaps we should
offer him some alternatives. I suggest Dubya should have said, 'Come to
papa.'" - Anita Beer at the Dean Meetup and Bush Beatup.
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Thanks to the fabulous Monkeypox
Cartoonist-a special for AHNC
(AHNC photo/Zelda Morgan)
One of the first steps taken on the
Moon, this is an image of Buzz Aldrin's boot print from the Apollo 11 mission.
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the Moon on July 20, 1969. (NASA)
Peace.
