Fw: Murder or Vaccine Reaction?

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Citizens for Healthcare Freedom

Thursday, September 02, 2004 9:00 PM

Murder or Vaccine Reaction?

 

 

Murder or vaccine reaction? You decide!

Alan Yurko was imprisoned for life (over six years ago) for shaken baby syndrome

(SBS). He is now supported by an armada of medical experts and vaccine safety

advocates who agree that his infant son was killed by an adverse reaction to

vaccination and by subsequent iatrogenic complications in the hospital. Read

about the hearing in court he just had (2nd & 3rd day are most important to

read):

http://www.freeyurko.bizland.com/

 

http://www.freey urko.bizland.com/hearingupdates.html

 

 

 

Day 1, 23 August 2004:

 

We are blessed and honored to have as our court reporter the indefatigable Don

Harkins of Idaho Observer / Vaccine Liberation fame.

 

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Alan Yurko Evidentiary Hearing: Day 1 ORLANDO, Fla., 23 August 2004

 

Alan Yurko's long-awaited evidentiary hearing got off to a disappointing start

here today for 40 Yurko supporters, but by lunch the tide had noticeably turned

in Yurko's favor and, by 5 p.m., it was obvious that the prosecution was losing

ground.

 

New evidence has surfaced indicating that the contraindicated administration of

vaccines and medical malpractice, not shaking, caused the death of baby Alan.

 

The hearing began with District 9 Medical Examiner's Office Administrative Staff

Supervisor, Sheri Blanton with a stack of records to be admitted into evidence.

 

Yurko attorney Mary Fitzgibbons alluded to the mixup in baby Alan's records and

autopsy with another infant who was an older, black baby.

 

On redirect, Prosecutor Lerner attempted to rationalize the mixup due to the

numbers of babies that must have died during the same time period. To Lerner's

obvious dismay, Blanton explained that no babies died at that hospital one week

before or one week after baby Alan died.

 

The records were admitted without objection from the state.

 

The opening salvo was a direct hit on the prosecution's case against Yurko. The

second witness proved to be a point for the other side when Dr. Archie

Kalokerinos was disqualified by the court as an expert witness. Dr.

Kalokerinos's work in the Australian outback in the 60s and 70s proved that

vaccines were killing and injuring large numbers of Aborigine children. He

discovered that, by injecting the children with vitamin C, adverse reactions

were dramatically reduced. Because his findings were met with hostility rather

than being " generally accepted by the medical community " his testimony and 50

years' experience with vaccines and vaccine injuries were not to be considered

by the court. Such is the course of " justice. "

 

[Editor's note: The court may not have heard the brilliant and dedicated Dr.

Kalokerinos, who flew all the way from Australia to be so disrespectfully

treated, but anyone in the Orlando area Friday night 27 August will have the

privilege--at a talk he will give on SIDS and SBS. A notice on this was sent

previously. A reminder containing all the info and a letter from Roy B Kuspinel,

MD will be sent out soon.]

 

Witness three was the custodian of records from the office of baby Alan's

Pediatrician Dr. Richard Sagg. The records were accepted without objection.

 

Following was telephone testimony from Dr. Sagg of Orlando. It was not clear why

he was not required to appear in person. The telephone exchanges were

cumbersome--but revealing.

 

Dr. Sagg admitted that baby Alan was born with pneumonia, his breathing had been

assisted by a ventilator and he was jaundiced. When his parents explained that

their little boy was constipated and often had diarrhea, Dr. Sagg prescribed a

teaspoon of Karo Syrup with a bottle of formula. He then explained that baby

Alan was a healthy baby and it was safe to administer DTaP, OPV and HIB vaccines

to him on the last of four visits Nov. 11, 1997.

 

Board Certified Internist Jerry Bush, MD was the fifth witness, and he did an

excellent job of explaining how " The confluence " of baby Alan's medical problems

and " medical neglect, " not the alleged shaking by his father, led to his death.

 

Recognizing that Dr. Bush's logical and credible expert testimony was damaging

his case, he attempted unsuccessfully to discredit the witness on redirect after

returning from the lunch break.

 

His lengthy attempted assault on Dr. Bush' s credibility allowed this thorough

man to place much more medically logical information onto the record than would

have been entered otherwise. During one volley of redirect, Fitzgibbons asked

him, " Would you say he [baby Alan] died of natural causes? " " Yes, if medical

negligence is a 'natural cause,' " quoth Dr. Bush!

 

The sixth witness was a hospital employee who was identified as a custodian of

hospital records. The records for which she was custodian were admitted without

objection.

 

Mark Strong, RN, of TransLife, the organ-harvesting company that harvested baby

Alan's heart, intestines and liver, stated that the heart, which was given to a

child in Alabama, was not autopsied, contrary to the original autopsy report by

discredited Medical Examiner, Shashi B. Gore--the report which was used to

convict Yurko of shaking his baby to death. He also said that organs are

harvested on demand-- " sometimes from healthy people, sometimes from ill people. "

Conspicuously absent from the witness list is Dr. Gore, who retired in disgrace

earlier this summer.

 

The eighth and final witness of the day was Ophthalmologist Horace B. Gardner,

MD, JD, who, in a very illustrative and entertaining manner, testified as to the

nature of retinal bleeds observed by Dr. Gore. He also cast doubt on the entire

SBS theory by stating, " Every doctor has seen the same amount of shaken babies

who developed SBS--zero. " The day's testimony concluded with Dr. Gardner stating

that the retinal bleeding could have been caused by the hospital which

administered excessive doses of the blood thinner heparin just prior to baby

Alan's death and that it was " impossible " for Dr. Gore to pinpoint the time baby

Alan's retinal bleeding started, as he attempted to do in the discredited

autopsy report.

 

Tuesday's proceedings will begin with a the prosecution's cross examination of

Dr. Gardner.

 

Post Script: The entire event was recorded by a production crew employed by Gary

Null and a FOX news affiliate. The FOX news team out of Orlando broadcast a

segment reporting the Yurko case on local TV. Several of us who witnessed the

events of the day had just had dinner together when the news came on. Yurko

supporters can be assured that the editorial slant overwhelmingly favored Yurko.

 

The witnesses independently and in accordance with the expertise they have

amassed in their respective medical disciplines, wove a logical sequence of

events that make a powerful case for Yurko. I will say that something big is

coming, but cannot say anything more at this time.

 

We are prayerfully optimistic that Yurko will prevail in this evidentiary

hearing and will be granted a new trial. An update will be forthcoming after the

conclusion of tomorrow's activities.

 

Don Harkins, reporting from Orlando, Florida

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See the following link for the rest of the story:

 

http://www.freey urko.bizland.com/hearingupdates.html