I contacted the Waterbury Police Dept, Detective Division today 9/5/2009 @ 1140. The reason that I called is because I had watched a story on 20/20 about a serial rapest (possible murderer) who lived in Waterbury. From all accounts, including his life long friends and neighbors, he was the poster example of a great guy and good neighbor.
I was trying to plant the seed of an idea so that when they ran into a violent or sexual offender (Erethic or Exotomania), they would have the information base to pursue an organic cause rather then a ghost of reasoning. This, in-order to prevent crime rather than perpetually capture and punish perpetrators.
The basic idea that I tried to convey was that some homes, offices and business are permanently contaminated with mercury. This is a stretch. However, since Danbury, Ct. is only 6 miles away to the southwest, I think that many of the Hat makers may have lived in the Waterbury area and brought their mercury home with them. This idea could be validated by an inventory of Waterbury citizens, in the past 100 years, who have suffered with the "Danbury Shakes" or autoimmune conditions.
I suspect that I failed because the Detective that I spoke with was efficiently curt and impatient while he was on the phone with me. The call only lasted about 4 minutes but it seemed that this detective was consumed with a sense of self-importance and could not be bothered with the abstract idea that could turn out to be an organic cause of such violent crime.
This is a blog about the malpractice, malfeasance and mistreatments of most patients, everywhere. I have concluded that almost all medical professionals are prisoners of their education, shackled by the profession. Unless the individual patient becomes educated in how and when to confront the medical professional, his/her rights will be lost. Come in and discuss your experienced encounters . . . maybe we can address your issue.
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Saturday, September 5, 2009
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