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How to Prove Innocence When Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault – Part 1

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By Sydney Sullivan

It’s doubtful there has ever been a case that we’ve investigated and documented this thoroughly that has been so fraught with misrepresentations, fabrications, suspense and intrigue as this one you’re about to see. A good and kind community doctor was accused of sexual misconduct by a woman who claimed to be a “hospice” caretaker.

The story starts in the summer of 2016 when a general practice physician was asked by a local State Senator he had never met before to be the doctor of record for a gentleman that was later found to be under the unwanted control of the senator. The doctor had no reason to decline since the gentleman was already his patient through the community clinic.

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Isn’t it a Bitch When They Lie…

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And then they get caught?! No sense of consequence.

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Failing to be honest costs a lot of money… omitting the truth is just as bad as lying.

Government extracts $2 billion in fines from JPMorgan in Madoff case

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Years of high investment returns at Madoff Securities left bankers in the London office of JPMorgan Chase skeptical of the methods of company chief Bernard L. Madoff. While the bank reported its suspicions to British authorities in 2008, it never said a word to anyone in Washington, the Justice Department says.On Tuesday, Madoff’s primary banker agreed to pay federal prosecutors and regulators more than $2 billion to resolve criminal charges that it failed to alert the government about Madoff’s Ponzi scheme. [Read more HERE]