Dr. Pou comments after her Grand Jury non-indictment, saying she is ready to get back to helping people.

Instead of trying to prosecute those that were trying to do good, maybe the DA should focus more on their internal corruption, along with the City Government, and of course the pump house workers who left their posts. These are all cases where more harm was done, with consequences yet to come, then if the nurses and doctors would have abandoned their posts and left all the patients to die!

As the hospital is dealing with a finite number of people, and the others are dealing with masses of people.

I mean really, wake up and smell the sewage, which has also not changed much in 2 years (in some parts of town)!

As always no good deed goes unpunished.

Talk about prejudging a case.

What’s the matter CJD, lost your bribe money in the hurricane?

I know where the lawyers were. Got sworn statements and DNA samples. Sheesh.

Anna Pou has more credibility than the entire New Orleans Bar.

Not that that’s saying much.

So you get to summarily execute people in that situation if you’re a doctor? A disaster with gunshots outside?

How do you know where the lawyers were? You clearly know little about the case, since you didn’t know the grand jury was convened and heard evidence this past spring.

As was pointed out: “…I do remember that it was a physician who initially complained about her. Hadn’t she asked him for help or his opinion about it? Why do you guys not acknowledge that?”

As in, she asked for help and didn’t get it.

Maybe she could have gone to the hospital’s legal department for advice.

Oh yeah, much like rats and sinking ships, they all left before they got their Florsheims dirty.

On the “sh!t rolls downhill” theory, as a faculty physician, she could easily have left junior physicians stuck with the job. But she didn’t. And that was so she could kill people?

But hey, it’s been just a little over a year since Doctor Pou was led out in handcuffs. If that clown has evidence, bring it to the grand jury, now, or drop charges.

The take home lesson. When a disaster hits, do like the lawyers do. Divert National Guard personnel from their duties to bring you to your house, so you can retrieve your bribe money from the freezer.

It’s Nifong’s fault for pursuing the case despite the manifest innocence of the accused.

Of course we know why he did it.

At least the doctor cutting off the wrong leg didn’t mean to cut off the wrong leg. And if someone said “Doctor, you’re cutting off the wrong leg”, the doc would at least have the decency to stop and check.