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Here’s one that has nothing to do with the military, but is sure an ‘interesting’ story.<\/p>\n
Jessie Marie Peterson had been suffering from Type 1 diabetes when she was admitted to Mercy San Juan Medical Center on April 6 last year, according to allegations made in a Sacramento County Superior Court lawsuit filed earlier this month by the patient’s family.<\/p>\n
Days after she was admitted, Peterson’s mother Ginger Congi called Mercy San Juan to check on her daughter was told the patient had been discharged, according to the complaint.<\/p>\n
The family filed a missing person’s report with the county sheriff’s department, posted notices around town and even interviewed local homeless people in hopes someone had seen Peterson.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Nothing major, right? People go missing all the time. But…<\/p>\n
“The family searched and searched for Jessie. It was not until April 12, 2024, that the Sacramento County Detective\u2019s Office notified Jessie\u2019s family that she was found deceased at Mercy San Juan hospital,” according to the lawsuit filed by the plaintiffs’ attorney Marc Greenberg.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Now it gets ugly…she died two DAYS after being admitted. She was already dead when her mother called.<\/p>\n
“At this point, Jessie\u2019s body was so decomposed that an open casket funeral was not feasible, and Jessie\u2019s fingerprints were not even obtainable for any keepsake.”<\/p>\n
The decomposition also made it impossible for an autopsy to determine “whether medical malpractice played any role” in Peterson’s death, the lawsuit said.<\/p>\n
The family eventually found out Peterson died on April 8 last year, but it took until April 4 of this year for a death certificate to be signed by Dr. Nadeem Mukhtar.<\/p>\n
For almost all this time, Peterson’s body had been kept shelf No. Red 22A in an off-site cold storage unit, according to hospital records obtained by the family.\u00a0 NBC News<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
A freakin’ YEAR? The family is suing for $25,000,000, which seems extremely restrained to me. And even if malpractice in the actual death can’t be determined, sure looks like there was a bunch of malpractice afterwards.<\/p>\n
I’m surprised someone in that family hasn’t started collecting trophies, ifyaknowwhadImean…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"