[BLOOD TRAIL] Author says film on blood is stolen

ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE | December 27, 2003 | TRACI SHURLEY

[Wallaby]

A drip to some of the old bloodhounds.

[Fred Mertz]

You forgot to ping Budge, Wallaby. Happy Holidays!

[Wallaby]

Outrageous omission on my part, Fred. Thanks.

[Wallaby]

Merry Christmas to you, Fred.

[Wallaby]

Budge's Blood Trail Links

[Prince Charles]

Bump from the past...

[doug from upland]

May the truth finally be known about this scandal. Relatives of victims should be suing the former governor of Arkansas.

[longfellow]

Notice how cuntons name is not mentioned in this whole article.

[sweetliberty]

Thought you might be interested in this for your files.

[Lady In Blue]

bump!

[Lady In Blue]

Thanks,Wallaby for this thread.Maybe after all of these years, justice will be done and the full truth will be exposed in the U.S.

[Wallaby]

Good to "bump" into you again, Prince C.

[Wallaby]

Thanks for dropping in, dfu. Here is an executive summary about the Clinton connections to the scandal: Blood Trail

[Wallaby]

You are very welcome.

Justice has been long coming, but here is encouraging news from Canada:

Crown speeds up process in blood scandal
Defence protests bypassing of preliminary hearing  
Mark Kennedy
CanWest News Service
Wednesday, December 24, 2003  

OTTAWA - In a rare move, the criminal proceedings against those charged in Canada's tainted-blood scandal have suddenly been put on a fast track.

Michael Bryant, the Ontario Attorney-General, has granted a request from Crown attorneys to send the cases straight to a trial, bypassing the normal preliminary hearings that could have significantly delayed the cases.

For years, tainted-blood victims have been crying for justice.

Yesterday, one of their spokesmen praised the decision to go directly to trial, a legal manoeuvre known as a direct indictment.

"The Crown has shown a great deal of strength and determination to pursue this," said Mike McCarthy, a hepatitis C victim who is a member of the Canadian Hemophilia Society....

[Wallaby]

One more paragraph of the story (a quote from Mike McCarthy):

"If there was a delay, many people who are in the final stages of their disease would not be alive to see the outcome. This will obviously reassure us that justice is moving quicker than it did in the last 20 years."

[The Westerner]

Do you know what this article is about? Did this Duda person steal the author's picture?

[King Prout]

lordy... I had forgotten about bloodgate.

[zip]

ping

[Wallaby]

drip.