🚀 go-pugleaf

On Sat, 24 Aug 2002 21:58:43 -0400, "bbb" <pissswisher@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:

>Nadine, why are you here?  Shouldn't you be on alt.carpet.munchers???  I
>would recommend you return.

who cares?

>It would be A-OK for his name to be released now after he was found
>guilty--HOWEVER, if he were found innocent, his career and livelihood would
>be over due to idiots like you.  

The fact is, he was convicted.  Got it?

>Unfortunately, morons such as yourself
>don't understand this concept, thus our society is filled with walking
>talking excrement such as yourself.  It's sad that even Jan can see that
>you're wrong, yet you remain blind to your foolishness.

It is a not very clever attempt to shift the blame from a criminal
sexual abuser dentist, described in the article - onto me, a
non-criminal.

You're too stupid and vulgur to reply to anymore.
That's all for you.




>"Nadine" <Nadine@jps.net> wrote in message
>news:3d67c827.4843843@news.cwnet.com...
>> On Fri, 23 Aug 2002 04:15:22 -0400, Sylvia Kaplan <skaplan@nospam.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>> What a beast.
>> A woman has no motivation to make up such a story.
>> .. missing info from files, the dentists story keeps
>> changing... does not add up.
>> Pretty sad that here on smd, there is oblique support
>> for the suspected abuser of female patients.
>> WHy is that?
>>
>> >Dentist denies he improperly touched a woman patient
>> >DePadua is being tried in sex offense, assault case
>> >
>> >By Lisa Goldberg
>> >Sun Staff
>> >Originally published August 23, 2002
>> >
>> >An Ellicott City dentist denied yesterday that he ever improperly
>> >touched a young woman in his care - although he did acknowledge
>> >that tests he says he performed on her earlier this year were
>> >never recorded in her medical files.
>>
>> Why no records?
>>
>> >Dr. Evan C. DePadua testified in Howard County Circuit Court that
>> >the 22-year-old Pennsylvania woman's version of the events that
>> >transpired on Jan. 19 - including allegations that he pulled her
>> >pants down and rubbed her thighs while she was mildly anesthetized
>> >and unable to react - could not have happened the way she said.
>> >
>> >Although a question-and-answer form he filled out at the behest
>> >of Howard police investigators includes an admission that he
>> >touched the woman's thigh, but "not in a sexual way," DePadua,
>> >37, said a detective pressured him during an interview that
>> >lasted several hours to change his answer from his original denial.
>>
>> Oh?  If "not in a sexual way", then "in what way"?
>>
>> >"They were threatening me. They were browbeating me," he said
>> >during the second day of testimony in his trial on fourth-degree
>> >sexual offense and misdemeanor assault charges.
>>
>> Oh, sob, poor molester.
>>
>> >Closing arguments in the case, which is being tried by Judge
>> >Diane O. Leasure instead of a jury, are scheduled to begin this
>> >morning.
>>
>> >DePadua, a Brazilian native who was first licensed as a Maryland
>> >dentist in 1997, was the last person to testify in a case that
>> >largely pits his word against that of the 22-year-old woman, who
>> >had been a patient of his for more than a year at the time of the
>> >incident.
>> >
>> >The Sun is not naming the woman because of the nature of the charges.
>> >
>> >Statements critical
>> >
>> >As a result, DePadua's statements to police - as well as changes
>> >he made to his version of events and omissions in the woman's
>> >dental files - are expected to be critical as Leasure weighs the
>> >evidence.
>> >
>> >Both DePadua, who practices in the 10300 block of Baltimore
>> >National Pike, and police investigators testified that when
>> >confronted, the dentist at first denied ever giving the woman
>> >nitrous oxide, then later told officers that he did.
>>
>> denied, then changed the story.
>>
>> >According to testimony, the gas dulls patients and makes them
>> >"compliant."
>> >
>> >Also, DePadua wrote in the woman's medical file that he only
>> >tightened her braces Jan. 19, but he testified that he also
>> >performed a test for a jaw disorder and cut around two teeth
>> >that day.
>> >
>> >The woman said she told her husband and brother what happened
>> >not long after the dental visit.
>>
>> very difficult to do.
>>
>> >On Wednesday, she broke down after she testified that DePadua
>> >at first tried to pull her pants down while she was in the
>> >examination chair and then stood her up against a wall - all
>> >the while increasing the nitrous oxide flow - lowered her tight
>> >jeans and rubbed her thighs.
>> >
>> >DePadua broke a belt loop on her jeans during the incident,
>> >she said.
>> >
>> >The nitrous oxide made her feel "out of it," she said.
>> >
>> >"All I could do was stand there," she said, crying. "I was
>> >leaning against the wall. I was dizzy."
>> >
>> >DePadua's dentistry license has been restricted since the accusation.
>> >
>> >Practice restrictions
>> >
>> >The Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners declined last
>> >month to suspend him while the criminal case was pending but
>> >ordered that he not see patients alone, administer nitrous oxide
>> >or prescribe drugs.
>>
>> >The order also includes details of complaints made by three
>> >other patients of inappropriate touching and comments and of
>> >an instance when DePadua is alleged to have left a sedated
>> >patient alone in an examination room.
>>
>> Hm.. three more complaints?
>>
>> >None of those complaints has resulted in criminal charges.
>> >===============================
>>
>>http://www.sunspot.net/news/local/howard/bal-ho.depadua23aug23.story?coll=b
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