If (1) he survives, and (2) goes back to Liberia, there is no way to prove what he knew. Both people in the back seat of that car are dead. He can say whatever he wants.
His behavior indicates that he was indeed ignorant of his condition. He began treatment *way too late* and was even booted out of an ER. He could say just one word - "Ebola" - and he'd be instantly admitted. He did not say that word, and did not insist on immediate treatment. He lost two days. Those wasted days may kill nim now.
Apparently there is. He is wanted in Liberia on criminal charges; they know he was aware of his lethal condition before he left Liberia.
It is doubtful he will survive to make the trip back, however. The question is, how many other lives will be ruined by his actions?
Based on commentary of this guy’s last two weeks in Liberia...helping this pregnant gal get to the hospital when she was showing Ebola symptoms...I think he knew was out of luck, and just shook the dice to come onto the US, sleep with the girlfriend, and pretend he didn’t have the disease.
The problem with stopping or banning the flights business....if you look at the way this guy got to the US...he flew from Liberia onto Belgium...waited twenty-four hours roughly, and then flew onto Dulles. No one in the Administration can find a way to ban flights from legit countries (Japan, UK, Belgium, etc). The testing method? It’s currently bogus. Of course, what I’d fear is that they develop a simple test which is mandated for all folks entering the US, but requires a six-hour delay and costs each entry-person $300.
Meanwhile, I’d suggest that you settle back....watch the Strand (Stephen King thriller), and kinda just accept what will follow.
Moreover, the cabby will testify that her family lied about Nathaline Williams's condition. She was bleeding from her mouth, but they told him she'd had a miscarriage and had bit her tongue. They told him "it was not the Ebola thing, it was like abortion."
http://www.westernjournalism.com/taxi-driver-drove-american-ebola-patient-hospital-will-scare/
In another article I read, the cabby said that, after the ride, thinking about what he saw, he fumigated his cab twice.
Moreover, we have Duncan's behavior in his first hospital visit. If he knew he had Ebola, he would have objected when, on his first ER visit, Dr. Feelgood sent him on his way with worthless antibiotics. "Hey Doc! I'm from Liberia. I handled an Ebola patient nine days ago. This is America. I need ZMapp, stat! Or maybe some lamivudine if you are out."
Duncan is a muslim biological warfare vector. His mission was/is to spread disease.
Is this guys family, the ones who were moved to a house citizens of the U.S. .