[Roccus]

The Life and Death of Patrick Chavis

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2002/aug/9/20020809-035916-4950r/

[NohSpinZone]

Looks like Chappaquiddick Ted was correct after all - this Chavis guy was the perfect example of what affirmative action can do.

[rlmorel]

"...An administrative law judge found Dr. Chavis guilty of gross negligence and incompetence in the treatment of three patients. Yolanda Mukhalian lost 70 percent of her blood after Dr. Chavis hid her in his home for 40 hours following a bungled liposuction; she miraculously survived. The other survivor, Valerie Lawrence, also experienced severe bleeding following the surgery; after Miss Lawrence's sister took her to a hospital emergency room, Dr. Chavis barged in and discharged his suffering patient still hooked up to her IV and catheter and also stashed her in his home..."

I forgot that 'detail'.

[Thank You Rush]

Interesting - I didn’t know he’d been murdered. The writer was certainly right in his analysis..

[Vigilanteman]

The most remarkable thing about Dr. Chavis murder is that it was an apparent random robbery rather than a survivor or family member of one of his botched operations.