Recent content by MesquiteO21

Not to go too off topic but I just learned recently that Merritt actually told cops he was the last person to talk to the McStays 😂 like how stupid can you be

Thank you for your insight. Your last point about the owner is exactly what Ive been thinking too and why I’ve scaled back my suspicion about calling 911 after just an hour. One of your reliable employees not showing up and not communicating at all when you’re in the medical field and they...

I strongly believe that police wouldn’t put out video of just a totally innocent potential eyewitness. I’m sure someone will say “oh they did in such and such case”, but for as long as I’ve been following true crime, that really doesn’t happen. That’s why tip lines exist and why they say “if you...

no. i remember him saying at least once (probably more) that he had to be careful what he shared MOO

i thought of this too, but then i thought well they probably would've mentioned that to 911 like 'he did express fear for his safety', etc. maybe not though, maybe they thought that would complicate the call and they just wanted to get the welfare check going ASAP. MOO

I’ve seen it reported that she was shot in the chest and then I’ve also seen torso…doesn’t “torso” cover a larger area and “chest” is a smaller area/more specific? did the bullet enter one of those sections and exit the other? Which would be interesting regarding the angle she was shot from MOO

Staff usually arrives well before patients are due. I think most offices have a ‘huddle’ before patients arrive to review the schedule. We discuss each patient, reviewing what they’re scheduled for, what we need for X-rays/CT scans, any health history changes, etc. If they had patients...

i can see it (especially from a boss/owner prospective) being considered harmful patient abandonment if the appointment was for something rather serious. Doesn't matter if it was just this one time, if the person needed to be prescribed something, no one else in the office would've been able to...

from the ADA-- 2.F. Patient Abandonment. Once a dentist has undertaken a course of treatment, the dentist should not discontinue that treatment without giving the patient adequate notice and the opportunity to obtain the services of another dentist. Care should be taken that the patient's oral...

i don't have any knowledge of how it works, just had someone else tell me that so maybe it varies depending on state or something MOO

i think it might help for those of us not in dental/medical fields to realize that there can be serious consequences for what could be considered "patient abandonment". so this isn't just an office where if you're late/no show your co-workers have to pick up the slack; licensure and the business...

thank you for clarifying! i feel better that someone was sent for that one, but still stand by what i said for the other one because sheesh. MOO

i had been thinking along these same lines (if someone was an hour late for work i wouldn't just jump to the conclusion that both they and their spouse are dead/dying), but seeing comments from dental and medical professionals my mind has changed a bit. in some cases, with no call no show, it...

so they didn't even send an officer to canvass the area after the person had been banging on the woman's door for half an hour??? i thought it was pretty standard procedure to send an officer out for stuff like that? i don't think i've EVER heard of 911 being like oh they left? oh ok case closed...

oh wow. the reputation of CPD being incompetent isn't going away anytime soon. MOO