@GovKathyHochul @TishJames @bradhoylman
On 12/21/24 The
#grievingfamiliesact was vetoed for a third time.
In November of 2023, NYU Langone agreed to a confidential $13.25M dollar wrongful death settlement for the same reason 👇
On 9/28/23, a $13.25M Jury Verdict for Medical Malpractice During Cardiac Ablation Causing Stroke, in Wisconsin.
Different states, same settlement, same year, one out of court, one in court, one patient still living, the other deceased. Both patients were the same age. Both cases involve the same manufacturer of the cardiac ablation catheters, by BioSense Webster, a J&JMedTech Company. Except, it's not just two patients.
On 3/6/22, my father wrongful died at NYU Langone due to the same reasons in their cases ☝️.
I reported his death and NYU Langone's Medicare fraud with supporting document evidence, to every NY State Agency and US Federal Agency within the correct jurisdiction, to their correct legally vaild mailing addresses, multiple times from 2022 to 2024.
As of 12/29/24, NYU Langone allows the same physicians to perform the same cardiac ablations, using the same devices by the same manufacturer.
How many more deaths will it take before they are held accountable? Whose father, mother, son, daughter, grandfather, or grandmother is next? How many more wrongful deaths do you need
@GovKathyHochul before you will allow me one chance to hold those accountable for my father's tragic and painful wrongful murder in a court of law so justice can be rightfully served?
When considering your stance regarding the reasons for your third veto on the Grieving Families Act, use this post to consider that both hospital and manufacturer proved that you and the GFA bill are just as big of a fraud as they are.
@Kash_Patel @NewYorkFBI
@NYSTLA
@VW1ckman @wachsy1 @liray1080 @blackds12 @JosePerez718bk and to all New York grieving families, kindly repost.