Well, there you have it! She said she was sorry and according to the DemoNAZIS you now have to let her go.
I remember reading a detective story about 25 years ago, in which the sleuth said that the murderer couldn't have been the nurse, because nurses are in business to save lives, not take them.
Obviously you have to wonder what kind of woman this is. But you also have to wonder what is becoming of the medical profession. Some of them save lives, others take them. There's no certainty any more. Medical schools either edit the Hippocratic oath to allow abortions and assisted suicide, or sometimes doctors don't bother to take the oath at all. And this isn't the first unbelievable nurse story I've seen, either.
Some freepers think it's funny to post "cute", "witty" remarks to articles about people dying in agony. I was disgusted by some of the "hilarious" remarks to the thread about the guy who lived for hours after being cut in half by a diesel rig. I hope those folks have something better to do this morning.
Whenever you think it can't get any more unbelievable (such as the Yates murders), something more inexplicable pops up.
I have long since given up reading fiction. The truth is unbelievably real.
Mike Heiskell, Mallard's attorney, called the woman's arrest on a murder warrant premature.
Well, the lawyer has to come to her defense... that's what lawyers do. But really, does he know the facts of the case? He really thinks it premature, her arrest for murder after she repeatedly went into the garage and waited for the man to die? How is that not murder? In what sense is it not murder? By what definition of the word is it not murder. Hit-and-run is one thing... spending days watching, waiting, hoping for a man to die... while he's bleeding to death in the perps garage of wounds inflicted by the perp... that's what, exactly ???
Excerpt:
FORT WORTH - When Gregory Glenn Biggs' body was found in October in Cobb Park, evidence pointed to a hit-and-run.
But in the past two weeks, police have learned that Biggs lived for two or three days after he was hit, lying on a car hood in a southeast Fort Worth garage, his body trapped in the windshield.
Despite Biggs' pleas, police said, the driver refused to help and left him to die. Afterward, the body was dumped in the park.
"I'm going to have to come up with a new word. Indifferent isn't enough. Cruel isn't enough to say. Heartless? Inhumane? Maybe we've just redefined inhumanity here," said Richard Alpert, a Tarrant County assistant district attorney.
What happened to the 37-year-old Biggs, police said, was not a simple case of a driver's failure to stop to help an injured man. It was homicide, they said.
"If he had gotten medical attention, he probably would have survived," traffic investigation Sgt. John Fahrenthold said.
Wednesday, police arrested Chante Mallard, a 25-year-old nurse's aide, basing their case primarily on Mallard's confession about four months later of what happened on an October night as she drove near the East Loop 820 split with U.S. 287.
Mike Heiskell, Mallard's attorney, called the woman's arrest on a murder warrant premature.
"I think this is overreaching on the part of the prosecution and the police, and in the end, I believe the law will shake out that this was simply a case of failure to stop and render aid," Heiskell said.
By Mallard's account, as told to police, she had been drinking and using Ecstasy that October night and was driving home when she struck a man. The impact hurled him headfirst through the windshield, his broken legs protruding onto the hood.
She panicked, she said, and with the man lodged in the windshield, she drove a few miles to her home. There, she parked her 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier in the garage and lowered the door.
Biggs pleaded for help, she told police.
He got none. Not then, or for the next two or three days, as he remained lodged in the windshield, bleeding and slowly going into shock, police said.
When the man died, several of the woman's acquaintances helped remove his body
I can't decide which part of this is sicker.
What kind of hellish society are we living in that such people are walking among us? "A NURSES AID?!!?"
I tell you: This is the culmination of two generations of expelling God from public life, and teaching others of their "victimization" that allows them to do whatever they wish with impunity.
NOTE: There is actually and attorney low enough to EXCUSE this behavior! AND FUTHER NOTE: Her "friends" helped her dispose of the body. Only ONE PERSON "couldn't live with" the knowledge and was willing to turn her in.
My God, my God, NOW I know why thou has foresaken us!
A dead black man with white evil doers, of course, would have Bareback Jackson and Al Sharpton camped in Fort Worth. For those who claim that the media is objective and does not have an agenda, these are the kinds of stories that help one confirm/reject that thesis.
OMG!!! WHat's this - the Ted Kennedy defense team?
I agree too about the "race" of the people involved - you can almost bet that the dead man is white. Otherwise this would've been the #1 story on all the networks, and something Jesse & AL could CARE about.
Sure, lawyers have to try and defend clients etc But only in the post-Clinton era could something like this be said.