Medical Murder Case Being Tried
Landmark Lawsuit Against Doctors and Nurses for Battery and Medical Murder is Going to Trial“After an unauthorized DNR was placed on record, Grace was injected with morphine, Ativan, and Precedex without her or her power of attorney’s knowledge or consent. These actions killed her.”
November 2, 2023: Medical malpractice and negligence has remained among the top 3 causes of death in United States for years. ‘Fortunately’ for hospitals, doctors, and other healthcare providers, the industry and its workers have been shielded by state laws and malpractice insurance for medical cases of injury, catastrophic injury, and wrongful death….until yesterday. The Kingston Report is a reader-supported. To support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. In the Scott Schara vs. Ascension Health lawsuit, Scott Schara filed a claim against; Ascension Health (St. Elizabeth’s Hospital), Dr. Gavin Shokar, Dr. David Beck, Dr. Romana Marada, Nurse Hollee McInnis, Nurse Alison Barkholtz, et al. for the wrongful death, medical negligence, violation of informed consent, and battery of his 19-year old daughter, Grace Schara while she was under their ‘medical care’.
What Was Done to Grace While She Was in St. Elizabeth’s Hospital?On October 13, 2021, 19-year old Grace Schara died under a hospital issued DNR (DO NOT RESUSCITATE) order after being given a combination of IV sedatives, including morphine, Precedex, and Ativan, over a period of 6 days. These drugs are known as ‘end of life drugs’ and this was all done without her or her power of attorney’s (i.e. her father’s) consent, informed or otherwise.
Grace was a joyful and kind 19-year old teenager with Down syndrome who loved life, her family, Jesus, and Elvis.It’s critical to share this information to help victims of medical wrongful death or catastrophic injury. Please share this article. When Grace’s father, Scott Schara, originally filed his claim against Ascension Health and their medical providers for battery and wrongful death, his complaint pointed out that US healthcare centers and workers were receiving billions of excess dollars through the CARES Act as ‘bonus payments’ for various tests, treatments, and diagnoses, including ‘COVID-19 death payments.’ Ascension and named healthcare providers (defendants) filed an absurd motion to dismiss (MTD) claiming that Grace and her family members were responsible for her death, not the lethal cocktail of sedative IV drugs were administered to Grace combined with the DNR order the defendants issued prior to Grace going into heart failure caused by the sedative drugs. Page 14 of the legal brief states;“The allegations of the Amended Complaint support punitive damages regarding Plaintiff’s battery claim. After an unauthorized DNR was placed on record and her power of attorney removed from the premises, Grace was injected with morphine, Ativan, and Precedex without her or her power of attorney’s knowledge or consent. These actions killed her. As alleged, this conduct was willful, wanton, or reckless, supporting punitive damages under Jones v. Fisher” Medical Murder Will No Longer Hide Behind the Veil of MalpracticeAccording to the EIN press release, yesterday, Judge Mark J. McGinnis rejected virtually all of the motions by the defense to dismiss Schara’s charges against them. “This case is ready to be tried in November,” he said. The Schara vs. Ascension Medical case is the first of its kind that will redefine the impact and consequences of ‘intent’ in medical death cases. In other words, the healthcare workers at St. Elizabeth’s hospital are accused of maliciously labeling Grace’s patient file as DO NOT RESUSCITATE (DNR) after administering to her a lethal IV cocktail of ‘end of life medications’ known to cause death by inducing heart and lung failure. Direct from the Plaintiff’s legal brief, on October 13, 2021 at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital;
The Legal Brief Goes On To State;
According to the legal brief, the healthcare workers at the hospital not only engaged in medical malpractice and gross negligence in attending to Grace, but also in the willful and reckless battery of a learning-disabled teenager resulting in her tragic death. First, Do No HarmWhile most Americans expect that all healthcare providers will do their best to uphold the Hippocratic to “First, do no harm,” many of us understand that there are sometimes deleterious (harmful) effects caused by various medical treatments and procedures that doctors are incentivized to perform.
However, we expect (and have the legal right) to be informed of harmful effects before choosing to proceed with a medical treatment or procedure. Also, many of us would expect healthcare providers to recommend against a treatment or procedure if they knew the harmful effects would far outweigh any patient benefit, especially if the harmful effect was death.
‘Fortunately’ for healthcare workers, failure to give informed consent can sometimes be covered under their insurance. However, in the case of Grace Schara’s death, not only was neither she nor her power of attorney given informed consent, NO CONSENT WAS GIVEN to the healthcare providers to administer to her an ‘end of life cocktail’ of IV drugs or to order a DNR on her file. Medical Murder for Money, Is Still MurderJudge McGinnis clearly saw what most lawful, ethical, and intelligent adults would see when reviewing this briefing; Grace’s death was not likely caused just by medical negligence, but appears to be a coordinated effort of intentional mischievous and deleterious medical orders and actions intended to result in the death (murder) of Grace Schara. The motive was likely for the purposes of receiving excessive bonus payments for deaths coded as “COVID-19”. Scott Schara, has gone on record stating; “Our case simply surviving today should send shockwaves across the nation, because we showed how to pierce the medical malpractice veil with a legal brief. Winning this claim will create a tidal wave.” – Scott Schara
I messaged Scott for a quote for this article and he requested that I remind everyone that there are consequences for violating God’s laws, specifically the 6th commandment, “thou shalt not murder”. “While some healthcare providers may believe that they are above God’s laws, the reality is that they are not. Moral and ethical citizens should not be surprised by court rulings that uphold God’s laws or the consequences that will follow for those who violate them.” The Kingston Report. TRUTH WINS.Thank you for reading the Kingston Report. Consider supporting me by becoming a free or paid subscriber. Joshua 1: 7-9“Be strong and very courageous! Be careful to obey all the law my servant Moses gave you; do not turn from it to the right or to the left, that you may be successful wherever you go. Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful. Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous! Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” I Wouldn’t Have Gotten this Far Without YouIf you would like to make a small donation by “buying me a cup of coffee” to continue to support me and my work, I greatly appreciate it. Donations help me now more than ever. Your support allows me to provide top-notch biotech legal analysis. While my work is being used in the US and world-wide to seek justice, it’s the Kingston Report subscribers that keep the lights on. I can’t thank you enough. Keep up the good fight!The Goodness Inside
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