Trial of the Serial Suicide Killer not a question of freedom of speech or a person’s right to die, it is a question of intent!
As I was pondering the pending trial of Serial Suicide Killer William Melchert-Dinkel, I could not help but wonder what my opening remarks would be if I was the prosecuting attorney. While the issue of the First Amendment relating to freedom of speech and a person’s inalienable right to die that is being presented as … Read more
Being Fined for Illegal Acts All A Part of Doing Business in the Pharmaceutical Industry
No sooner does the news break that pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline deliberately withheld critical data which revealed that their diabetes drug Avandia significantly increased the risk of heart attacks amongst its largest users – senior citizens, today we received word that the company is paying $750 million to settle criminal and civil complaints linked to the … Read more
Topiramate: A Jack Of All Trade Drug, But Effective Treatment For None?
As you already know, there is no shortage of newsworthy information that crosses my virtual (and even physical) desk on a daily basis. When combined with my undeniably insatiable curiosity, this usually means that I could spend 25 hours a day and 8 days per week writing, or on the radio talking with a notable … Read more
Where Do The Children Play: When the Greater Good of the State Takes Precedence Over the Best Interests of the Child
Whether there are any child custody problems associated with the relocation of the witness or adult family members. It is the responsibility of the prosecutor or case agent to obtain the necessary court orders or affidavits concerning child custody. If the non-Program parent cannot be found, the case agent must submit an affidavit advising that … Read more
50s and 60s Television: What Were We Thinking?
NOTE: Tune in to the on-demand broadcast of 50s and 60s Television: What Were We Thinking? with guest Dr. John Tantillo from Fox and the new Brand Talk Radio Show on WVOX Radio 1460 on your AM dial. A funny thing time . . . what was once accepted as being a normal part of … Read more
TD Bank’s Green Chair Dialogue First Indication of Mainstream Media’s Move to Conversational Marketing
In a bellwether move that may finally signify the fact that mainstream media such as television have finally grasped the conversational marketing concept that is the hallmark of the social media world, last evening’s commercial in which the “famous” TD Green Chair was occupied by one of the producers of the show CSI talking about … Read more
Write the perfect caption and win a guest author Entertainment Book Bundle!
NOTE: The Write The Perfect Caption Contest Winner Announced! Well there was certainly no shortage of funny, whimsical and entertaining submissions in our Write The Perfect Caption contest, in which I asked our audience to put words to a picture of our son’s interesting adventures in potty training. After reading and re-reading and . . … Read more
A PI Window Weekly Exclusive: A Grieving Mother’s Quest to Find Justice for Her Daughter
Posted by piblogger on October 29, 2010 · Comments Off
In and of itself, the story of Nadia Kajouji is at once heart rending and tragic. A lovely (and loving) 18 year old university student who through circumstances that are not important entered the dark world of suicide chat rooms and fell prey to a predator which I have come to call The Serial Suicide … Read more
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