Case Study: Francovich

The autopsies showed that his death was not a suicide, but her was murdered by someone else. Due to the depth of the wound the weapon use was said to a switchblade or some kind of pocket knife. Doctors predicted that is help was called or if he was found, his life could have been saved.

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On February 2, 2017 PO Marfoglio performed a 0530X1405 tour of duty. At about 0700 hours he was present at 79 Precinct Station House for a TAC meeting in regards to a search warrant to be executed at 331 Lexington Ave 2C. PO Marfoglio stated that he was assigned to rear security along with PO Luciana making sure that no one entered or leave the target location. PO Marfoglio stated that towards the end of the search warrant he entered the apartment and he remained in the living room. PO Marfoglio stated that he remembered, Sgt. Scocca, PO Miller and PO Christensen being present inside of the apartment. He doesn't recalled helping in the search of the apartment. He remained inside the apartment for about 5 minutes and he left. PO Marfoglio became

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Looking back at the physical evidence there were two gunshot wounds. If you go back to the ballistic test, the gun that was used took some parts of the structure’s head. If he shot himself with the gun that was similar to the horse pistol, that would’ve been enough for him to die. It seems unlikely for him to be able to shoot himself once with that gun, proceed to reload the gun and shoot himself once more. He would’ve been dead after one shot and would not be able to shoot himself again with that kind of gun.

Not only was evidence from the crime scene at Dealey Plaza a major controversial topic, the medical evidence provided was even more controversial. The main controversy in the medical evidence is the reports and interviews of the Parkland Hospital doctors and the Bethesda autopsy doctors. Immediately after JFK and the Governor were shot, they were both rushed to Parkland Hospital in attempt to save their lives. Upon first examination of JFK’s wounds, many doctors noted a small entry wound in the throat. Unfortunately, in attempt to save his life, the head doctor, Dr. Malcolm Perry, had to perform a tracheotomy. According to an interview of Dr. Perry done by the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA), Dr. Perry first explains what he had noticed about the wound in the throat before performing the tracheotomy and his examinations during the tracheotomy.

However, according to a documented FBI ballistics test carried out on October 12, 1975, the AR-15 rifle found in Robideau's car didn't match bullet found on the scene; even if it is assumed to be Peltier's gun, the gun cannot be linked to any bullets found in the crime scene (Incident). The FBI also did another, less effective form of test on the bullet that showed that the bullet might have come from the damaged gun. (Incident) However, since the second method of testing was more prone to fault, error, and interpretation of the agents, it should not be used in light of the first. The best the FBI could prove from the test was that the bullet came from

The case started when, on November 15, 1982, in Anchorage, Alaska. On that day, Kusmider’s girlfriend told him that she had been sexually assaulted by Arthur Villella, a subject who was known to both of them (Justia, n.d.). After being told this, Kusmider went to Villella’s house and confronted him about the allegations, which had been made by his girlfriend. During the confrontation, Kusmider shot Villella in the throat, causing damage to His throat, above his Adam’s apple, and several smaller blood vessels in that region of the body. This injury caused Villella’s trachea to fill with blood, and for the blood to flow down into his lungs (Justia, n.d.). After the shooting, emergency medical assistance was summoned to the scene.

During the initial assessment, Mr. Jose Rodriguez, a 36 year old Hispanic male, asked to be evaluated for stress and anxiety. He was accompanied by his sister, Adriana Barrera, and his wife Rosy Rodriguez. Mr. Rodriguez has a prior military history with little or no combat engagements. The initial assessment revealed that Mr. Rodriguez father whom he had a close relationship had passed away about a year ago. Mr. Rodriguez has been married for 16 years and has three children. On February 20, 2017 an initial assessment was conducted from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Instruments used were the Juhnke-Balkin Life Balance Inventory,and the Beck Anxiety Inventory.

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Hmm. Interesting. We unfortunately have to analyze Dr. Malcolm Perry here because his statements regarding this famous neck wound are all over the place and an awful awful awful MESS! Here it is. On 1-11-78, Perry told the HSCA that “I thought it [the neck wound] looked like an entrance wound because it was so small.” The next year he told researcher Robert Groden that the bootlegged autopsy photos were not as he remembered them to be: his trach was “neater”, and not the “larger, expanded” one seen in the pictures. “When interviewed in 1979, he still maintained that the bullet had entered the President’s throat from the front...” The same year, Perry told Harrison Livingstone: “My whole credibility as a trauma surgeon was at stake...I COULDN’T

Medical evidence, such as Kennedy’s autopsy report stating that the wound in his throat was a bullet’s exit site,

Jean G. Miele an Architect, Will L. Wilson a utility company worker, and Ewa Rynczak Gora who works as a maid, and who have all suffered from a heart attack, and how their treatment and recovery experiences are significantly deference.

This happened on September 10, 1951, in the execution of Elisio Mares. During his execution, all five of the marksmen aimed away from the target over Mares heart and shot him on the right side of his chest. The firing squad and witnesses watched in horror as Mares slowly bled to death. When Gary Gilmore was shot to death in Utah in 1973, all four bullets pierced his heart. However, heart death was not immediate, and the doctor had to check twice before pronouncing him dead. (86)

It does seem that there might be some subtext to the politics involved in this situation. From our readings alone on this case, we can see how there is a variance of what is right and wrong, or the degree of protection a physician is obligated to have. Central to this case was that the therapists did recognize a plausible harm, notified the appropriate channels, and provided no further extension of effort (Menikoff, 2001). Perhaps it is the worry of the department chief to influence the police to not detain Poddar. As you stated, this would not be alarming as this is a very tricky situation subject to various opinions. Just as we are judging the decision of the therapists to not continue efforts to protect, the department chief might