But based on what few facts are in existence, I don't perceive a “terrorist” element, more a visa game that would enable him to come to the USA and overstay it/medical tourism aspect.
I would like to know when he actually bought the travel tickets.
We know he quit/was fired from his job on Sept 5. We know his heaviest exposure was on Sept 15.
We know the pregnant woman was the daughter in the household where he rented a room for quite some time.
We know when she died, and that so did several others who had close contact with her care, within days of her death.
I do not understand anyone claiming the hospital was at fault in any way for not treating him for ebola initially, since it appears extremely obvious HE knew he had it, but refrained from telling anyone about his actual exposure until way too late.
All the previous patients medi-vacced from Liberia were known to have the virus, and sent to specialized medical facilities that had had time to prepare for them, and get the limited experimental anti-ebola drugs sent in.
He stupidly lied at every possible step, and he died.
FWIW I thought I read early on that he bought the tickets on the 1st of September or so.
You're not making sense.
If he knew he he'd been exposed to Ebola, and now found himself safely in the Land of the Free, why did he not object when Dr Feelgood at Texas Health Presbyterian sent him on his way with a worse than useless antibiotic prescription?
It's obvious that either he didn't know or he was in deep denial as to his predicament.