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A comment on Bishops and Thugs: How the Catholic Church is Shaping Health Care Legislation

Mike Bryant — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:46:21 GMT

At least this arm twisting is somewhat out in the open. Can you imagine how many interests are doing this behind the scenes? Funny, that we are being blamed as the real powers behind the bill. Ah, the reality.

A comment on Japanese Gangsters, Illegitimate Liver Transplants, Unauthorized Bank Accounts and UCLA

msfreeh — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 22:46:16 GMT

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A comment on Ernest Nelson Found Guilty in UCLA Body-Parts Program Scandal

Sheba — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 13:51:06 GMT

UCLA absolutely knew of the actions Ernest Nelson ans Henry Reid were taking. They hired him to do just what he did. Just you wait and see. The truth always comes out in the end, and it will!

A comment on Ernest Nelson Found Guilty in UCLA Body-Parts Program Scandal

Kelvin — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 02:21:31 GMT

Paul, I was sent a link to this blog of yours. Your comment "INCREDULOUSLY, THE PROSECUTION FORGOT TO FILE THE CORRECT PAPERWORK AND FOLLOW ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES IN ORDER TO TRANSFER REID TO LOS ANGELES FROM THE FEDERAL PRISON HE'S CURRENTLY RESIDING IN WITHIN A TIMELY MANNER." is false.

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Details Henry Reid's rather uncomfortable time in County Jail where he was ordered by the prosecutors to be available if they or the defense wanted to call him.

You really should get your facts straight before you make such outlandishly false and defamatory statements.

Why are you so critical of the prosecutors in this case? They convicted the more culpable defendant and gave him a 10 year sentence and over a million dollars in fines. I suppose you could do a better job, is that it?

This case of Reid and Nelson was a disgrace. These two convicted criminals abused the trust of hundreds of people, and you condemn the prosecution for sending them to prison? What is your agenda here? Is it true that you are suing UCLA? Is that what's going on here? You're trying to generate a little pre-trial publicity aren't you. I thought there was a rule against that? Or is that another fact you don't know?

A comment on Ernest Nelson Found Guilty in UCLA Body-Parts Program Scandal

David — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 00:15:55 GMT

"Alex" you are quite obviously Paul Kiesel or you work for him. Your rants about theactions of the prosecutors in this case makes absolutely no sense at all. What part of "guilty" and 10 years do you find objectionable?

The fact that the prosecution did not call Harry Reid was a smart tactical move - why mess a good case up with the testimony of a convict? Yes, the prosecution case rested on many of his actions, but the case against Nelson involved more serious conduct - falsifying serology reports.

Why don't you be honest and explain that it was in your personal interest to have Reid testify as any statements by him might have assisted your rather weak case against UCLA?

Your comments about the prosecution are ethically improper and I am taking it upon myself to report your conduct to the State Bar, and be assured, the subpoenaed records from this website will show the IP Address of "Alex" and you will regret your shameful conduct.

A comment on The Case of a Shattered Windshield, a Dead Fish and a Rose Moves Forward... Sorta

Steve Lombardi — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 22:50:54 GMT

Big Paulie K: With a name like Lombardi, I can say that the whole sleeping with the fish threat is pure comedy. But reading your post title I knew you would not disappoint us. Some people would say: Ya know da way he writes, that Big Paulie K is a Made-Man. Not wanting to leave you out of the family I used the Mob Name Generator and your new name is Nicholas 'The Helmet' Beatallino. Welcome to the family! By the way what was the significance of the rose?

A comment on Ernest Nelson Found Guilty in UCLA Body-Parts Program Scandal

mike — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:09:43 GMT

Apparently, Alex likes to here himself talk as he decided to post his ridiculous comments twice.

I only have one thing to say and that is 10 years 4 months. Mr. Nelson will have a long time to thing about things and he and Mr. Reid still have the Feds to deal with.

So much for the theory of incompetence. Like it or not the perpetrators have been convicted by a skilled prosecution team which showed incredible tenacity in the face of ridiculous and constant comments from people like the author of the story and the people who like to comment without knowledge.

A comment on Ignorance meets Incompetence: The Criminal Trial of Ernest Nelson, UCLA Body Broker

Don Williams — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:18:58 GMT

Finally somebody gets this. I have known Ernest for over 20 years. There is no way he could have done this on his own. We all feel helpless and sorry for the railroad he has taken. But there was little we could do with a bail at a million dollars. He has been in the industry well over 20 dealing with cadavars. Your article will give us some relief knowing that someone outside of his friends thinks as we do about this whole thing. Thank you so much. I will forward your articles to all of his friends and associates.

A comment on Ernest Nelson Found Guilty in UCLA Body-Parts Program Scandal

Tommy — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 21:30:05 GMT

It seems strange to consider UCLA "guilty". UCLA is a university, not a person. In this case, former employees of UCLA and their associated were convicted of crimes. This proves that UCLA is "guilty" in some sense of the word.

The next question is whether UCLA as a university is guilty. The head of the UCLA Willed Body Program used official UCLA letterhead to draft letters that approved the illegal transactions. That same

It's absurd to say that UCLA is guilty of willfully breaking the law, because certainly it is the work of individuals at UCLA who perpetrated these activities that were shown to be inconsistent with the statements of release signed by the donors' families. However, this was not the first time that UCLA had these troubles with human body parts, which should be considered when we think about whether UCLA should examine its policies, not only in the Willed Body Program but across the board. It should be evident that there is a problem there, and that there may be too much opportunity for employees to benefit from illegal activities at that institution.

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A comment on Ernest Nelson Found Guilty in UCLA Body-Parts Program Scandal

George — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 18:09:17 GMT

Do you even know what the evidence was that convicted Mr. Nelson? Or are you simply speculating as to UCLA's guilt because you made up your mind.

You then want to criticize and create your own falsehoods by saying the DA who was responsible for obtaining the conviction acted in some improper manner. Again, without proof, based upon your own speculation. You should have actual proof before you defame someone. Especially someone who got a conviction based upon EVIDENCE.

I doubt you have ever gone to trial and put on witnesses. Your statements are the ones that are ABSURD. They are working hard to do the right thing and all you want to do is be critical.