[tallhappy]

Probably mistook you for someone else.

Still, the amount of contributions add up to thousands -- not a small amount.

Felos and the judge's wife's association with the hospice, that the hospice was cited for over charging more than a million in medicare and other info does make this seem a very fishy situation involving rather commonplace corruption and abuse of power.

[Dog Gone]

I think the judge's wife's association with the hospice turned out to be false according to Freepers who looked into it, which is yet another example of the demonization. The hospice may or may not have submitted incorrect billing to Medicare, but that happens at every hospital and hospice in the country. Disputes are so routine that they're a given.

Oftentimes, both sides are wrong.

But it's such a side issue. People want to find a grand conspiracy between everyone involved in the case. It's rampant here. It's a huge amount of noise to filter out to get to the real issues which are being contested.