OMSJ Victories Raise HUMANITARIAN Complaints
Despite 25 years of criminal prosecutions against hundreds of factually-innocent men and women, US and UN officials – along with pharmaceutically-funded gay activists – are suddenly calling for the end of all HIV-related criminal prosecutions. Their demands coincidentally began months after OMSJ began to expose HIV experts as (more…)
Part II: The Destruction of Sgt. Gutierrez
Part 1 introduced readers to USAF Sergeant David Gutierrez, who received more than forty vaccines that are known to spread disease, compromise immune function and cause false positive HIV test results. Under intense media pressure, the USAF charged and convicted Gutierrez despite overwhelming evidence of his innocence. Part II explains (more…)
The Alchemy of Flow Cytometry
Since 2009, OMSJ has examined more than 100 criminal, civil and military cases related to testing, diagnosis and treatment of HIV and AIDS. In the majority of those cases, OMSJ found that clinicians who relied on high patient caseloads to generate revenue routinely use unreliable HIV tests to misdiagnose their patients. (more…)
MILITARY: NCIS Admits to Spying on Civilian
San Diego, CA - Government admissions in the civil rights trial of a Southern California woman suing the Naval Criminal Investigative Service for harassment have sparked questions over whether the law enforcement agency overstepped its authority and engaged in domestic spying. (more…)
Olympian Speaks Out After Criminal HIV Charges Dismissed
Springville, N.Y. – These words were on newscasts and in newspapers here in Western New York and on the Internet two years ago: “Local Olympian Darren Chiacchia has been arrested in Florida and charged with (more…)
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Cincinnati Jury Convicts Davis of 14 Counts
23 Nov CINCINNATI – After two days of deliberations, jurors have found Andre Davis guilty on 14 of 15 counts, with sentencing scheduled on December 21. But in a state where prosecutors are not required to prove that Davis was infected with anything, the jury’s low (more…)
Closing Arguments Concluded in HIV Sex Trial
CINCINNATI — By Tuesday afternoon, a jury will be considering the case of a man accused of having sex without telling his partners he had tested HIV-positive. Closing arguments began just before 10 a.m. Tuesday in the trial of Andre Davis, and ended a little over an hour later. (more…)
NEW TWISTS IN OHIO HIV CASE EXPECTED
19 Nov | Cincinnati, OH – When police arrested Andre Davis for exposing several women to the virus that causes AIDS, the story spread fast. By month’s end, 12 women claimed that Davis had sex with them – and fathered at least two children. The trial began last week in (more…)
Fresh dispute about MMR ‘fraud’
NATURE -It is one of the most serious allegations that could be made about a doctor: manipulating patients’ histories to make money. So it is no wonder that the charges, levied by editors of the British Medical Journal (BMJ) in January against medical researcher Andrew Wakefield, are still getting close scrutiny. Now an American whistleblower advocacy group has joined the fray over Wakefield, who in 1998 hypothesized a link, now (more…)
10 More Months for Teen who Cited Prozac in Killing
5 Nov - A Winnipeg teen who blames Prozac for the unprovoked murder of his friend will soon be back on the streets. The boy, who was 16 at the time of the deadly September 2009 stabbing inside a West St. Paul home, was sentenced Friday to 10 more months behind bars in addition to (more…)
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