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I thought the last resort for the prosecution was the Dr. Shopping Charges. The maid a/k/a Wilma (how appropriate) was from what I understand one of the prosecution's witnesses. I think she was the one that turned Rush in when he would not pay her blackmail request. I also believe from what I remember of the story, Wilma and her husband suggested to Rush they could get meds for him. I would suspect being his maid she saw the prescription bottles of the drugs he was taking and thought her and the hubby could make some easy money. I think Wilma's hubby was getting the drugs from a Florida pharmacy that is now shut down.

In any case, I stand to be corrected, since this is all from memory. I doubt we will see Wilma The Maid on trial for anything. I think the hubby has a number of priors and I doubt if the wife would testify against him.

The whole case, IMHO, was to get Rush, not the Maid or her husband. They were just drug dealers selling to the highest bidder. No law against that evidently in the State of Florida.

I am just happy for Rush. Life is Good!