"Deadly Letter" Someone They Knew... with Tamron Hall

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[@hemanthasumathipala463]

👍👍👍👍

[@F_L_A_Bird]

@43: ok I believe the letter was a plant after the murders...

[@marykelly6952]

He's a man and if this man never going 2 be together. 😢 he's gonna do the worst .omg rip girl 🎉❤❤❤ ur going g to eat OK. Xx from du lin lreland,xx😅😅😅😅😊❤

[@1234hulkman1]

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[@vickimarlette4009]

I’m so sick and tired of sob stories, from criminals, of abuse against them, while growing up, and into their adult lives! My siblings, and I suffered through every form of abuse, throughout our childhood, and early adult years, but the abuse didn’t cause any of us to become criminals, let alone murderers!!🤬🤬🤬 We are all hard-working, law-abiding citizens! It is NOT that hard!!🤷‍♀️🤬

[@sheilae.9670]

Exactly! Thank you. I went through some sh*t too growing up, but it didn't turn me into a criminal.

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

Maybe you weren’t predisposed to becoming a sociopath or psychopath. It isn’t only environmental, it’s also biological (brain structure, if I remember correctly.). Be grateful you aren’t them.

[@bruggeman672]

@Vicki Mariette while it's true only a fraction of abused people become hardcore criminals, it's also true everyone reacts to trauma differently. What one person can survive relatively intact can fracture another's psyche and cause dissociative identity disorder. Like most things trauma reactions are a spectrum, with extremes at both ends.

[@debbiebasche7760]

So True!!...a rough childhood doesn't give anyone the excuse for becoming a criminal...My siblings and I are all hard working, law abiding people..we don't believe in the "victim mentality" either...

[@LadyAngela678]

Same with me. I guess some people just cant ger pass their trauma.

[@mackcappel844]

His heartbroken daughter, lost three brothers and her dad! My god that’s tragic😞

[@beckykazeks6827]

AND her Mom! Jeez...

[@msknucb1762]

What does being abused by men have anything to do with having folk burglarize and murder people!????🤔🤷 I don't see the connection!

[@littlesthobo182]

There isn't one.

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

@@littlesthobo182 And if that was all the defense could offer, it clearly wasn't enough. Her callous and defiant attitude and then playing the victim role was not in her favor.

[@iveliserojas612]

Facts u could of called the cops and the doctor but she didn’t because she cares about herself narcissistic

[@alin0909]

Seriously! Such an obvious tactic.

[@magicworld3242]

Nothing

[@PatchaChel]

Being abused as a child doesn't automatically make you a murderer when you grow up. Accountability by the offenders is what is missing in these terrible tragedies.

[@bruggeman672]

@PatchaChef what's really missing is proper sentencing, and prisons that retain dangerous criminals rather than releasing them. A perpetrator taking responsibility is wonderful, but keeping those who don't behind bars is a much greater good imo.

[@quichequiche4274]

When did they say that it does?

[@lamar7902]

​@@bruggeman672Exactly and Thank you. We need more people like you in society. It's getting worse everyday. Seems like inmates are running society.

[@bruggeman672]

@@lamar7902 sadly common sense is anything but common...

[@bruggeman672]

@@Mataylor17 and far more are created by circumstances as the statistics prove conclusively...

[@RoseRose-hp4rq]

She knew exactly what was going to happen. If she did not want them to be murdered, they would’ve broken in to find the letter when he was not at home.

[@thomism1016]

I can watch this show all day, every day. It’s just awesome and Tamron Hall is gorgeous, classy and professional ⭐️💐❤️🥂🎊

[@Ontheroxxwithsalt]

It's certainly a DREAM JOB. I'd kill (not literally, lol) to have a job doing true crime.

[@faffinoodle]

Agreed! I just discovered this show, this week & it's so well done 🙌 (Binge watched them all already 😔)

[@NYnurse315]

+

[@lilmoe4364]

And charismatic

[@thomism1016]

@@faffinoodle Wow! Lucky you ⭐️. Enjoy 💐🥰❤️🎊🥂

[@Mega0507-b3g]

He was a such a generous man he even gave her second chance. Just wow

[@angelwings7930]

Yes. Instead of a second chance, if someone shows you what they are, cut them off and get them away from you.

[@singingjustice]

@@angelwings7930 I strongly support this comment now! Being burnt over and over…now it’s stop giving ppl the benefit of doubt. Very very sad tho!

[@angelwings7930]

@@singingjustice Yes for sure. It’s frightening how messed up people can be.

[@singingjustice]

@@angelwings7930 very. We have to stay woke. Sending love♥️

[@angelwings7930]

@@singingjustice Woke ?! Gad I hope not. 😂. But abuse free yeah.

[@PamelaH_HappyVibes]

This is absolutely tragic! These criminals killed 2 wonderful men that spent their time making other people get well. This makes me sick! These wonderful men died because of a letter. My heart goes out to the living daughter/sister.

[@zaynabmuhammadjibia7468]

you are right.thats what has been dusturbing mr that two innocent people died because of a stupid letter

[@blessinggoodthings3124]

The annoying thing is that she only received 30 years imprisonment for the lives of two innocent men.

[@daCubanaqt]

It is very strange. She had already been found out and wasn’t fired, why did she need the letter so bad? Was she afraid that the doctor would sue her or something? This woman seems very entitled and narcissistic.

[@JMarieTX]

So glad the judge was able to sentence that POS to a nice long sentence. May she serve every single day.

[@IWillNvr4Get]

Thank You Court TV !!

[@trudehunnicutt8214]

Maria should thank her lucky stars. If I had been on that jury, I would have voted guilty on. all charges.

[@TheRetroWoman80]

When being nice gets you taken out. Trust is crucial in this world. Those were nothing but monsters, from the lady thief to the actual trigger man.

[@ssmele]

I wasn’t impressed with her testimony!

[@mariaorourke5236]

You got it in one

[@SabrinaMeShell]

She's no lady. A lady does not conduct her life in such a manner. She's a thief , and an accessory to murder that is female. That's all.

[@annazaman9657]

Killed for a letter. WTH. Why not go into the house when no one was there?

[@BlackStump172]

They wanted them dead , so that there were no witnesses to her crime . It was planned and deliberate.

[@sharonsmalls6846]

That is what I didn't understand. I also do not know why they needed the letter. Why take people's lives over such a small amount of money.

[@OttawaAndy]

Tragic story! But well told, I thought. Great show, and a great presenter in Tamron Hall.

[@gleefulme9617]

She took the stand because she thought she could persuade the jury. She did to a large extent. She should've been convicted of murder.

[@lilmoe4364]

Absolutely

[@laurenmay2098]

She is guilty, horrible performance on stand.

[@Donna-qt1ot]

Gleeful Me, she should have been convicted of the murders most definitely. I'm just glad that the Judge had enough insight to make her pay with 30 years of her life. I can't believe that she could have walked with probation! That would have added even more injustice to this case. May they rest in peace.

[@mariaorourke5236]

​​​@@Donna-qt1ot you're right Donna. I thought she was guilty as sin. Didn't see a single real tear. Well rehearsed performance. You lovely Americans let us down here. You can deliver impressive sentences such as 8 life sentences plus 50 years to run consecutively and all you could manage here was thirty years. I hope she stays put for the whole term at least and forget the 'good behaviour' early release deal.

[@mariaorourke5236]

Yup. It was brutal heartless premeditated murder in my book.

[@zarahofshiloh7537]

I am so sorry she lost her whole family. She has to be a strong woman.

[@annetassi9731]

My heart goes out to her she lost her dad n brother in one night. I pray she finds peace.

[@mariaorourke5236]

I agree. It's sad beyond words.

[@rubymaddy3161]

Tamron Hall you always have the best stuff! Thank you,, and court TV!

[@gayledimitri5887]

Yes, that’s an awesome dress! 😍

[@glamdolly30]

She has the best legs too - if I was blessed with pins like that, I would wear short skirts all the time!

[@Joan-hp8vg]

But if not for her actions the Dr and son would be alive.. What a despicable woman! greed , envy, not being content. He should have fired her for embezzlement. She could have taken small loans from her boss am sure he would have assisted here. Pure greed. .

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

Maria looks like your typical problem person, always has their hand out, but pretends they don't. Trying to make people feel sorry for them; steals from u then helps u look for it.

[@kayjay407]

I think she wanted to leave once she had been caught and couldn't steal anymore. Probably had another potential target/victim so she needed the letter! That was evidence which would've prevented employment elsewhere. That is the only plausible explanation for the overwhelming desire to get the letter. Also, no witnesses to the embezzlement. So sad that these generous gentlemen died because of these filthy thieves. She stole 9000 dollars! For 2 LIVES! She could've asked the doctor for a loan and paid it off with extra work! Cleaning his home, walking his dogs, cooking for him, anything... Lazy and evil is her core character. My prayers for everyone that loved these two men. They are at peace.❤🙏

[@niterida380]

Why not go to the doctor’s house, ask to see to discuss the letter then rip it up? No letter and no deaths.

[@machellemorris737]

Good job by the judge!

[@patienceboafo1998]

What the hell 😳 what has childhood got to do with her having knowledge of a murder. She knew and failed to alert the police. She caused the death of 2 innocent people.

[@iveliserojas612]

It what I said because she could of called them call police 👮‍♀️ and did nothing

[@aprillondon11]

Being abused yourself is never an excuse.

[@Findpepperbridge]

The sister looks younger now then she did in 2009. Shows how much she was going through at that time. Really sad.

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Change of hair colour and style

[@angelwings7930]

She looks awful. That long white hair looks like a someone threw a blanket on her head.

[@deniserowh4341]

Wth does her abuse have to do with having these men murdered?

[@beverlyhall4578]

She was greedy. Get to jobs if u gave to make more money

[@ryanmcphee8451]

I got family members that were sexually abused by my great grandfather and then beaten by her husband . She didn't murder anyone . Trauma isn't an excuse to kill .

[@llw53one]

This is just senseless. The doctor and his son all seem like the both wonderful people. May they forever Rest In Peace

[@msc8663]

Abuse is not an excuse people who kill.

[@ssmele]

She had a role, even if she didn’t want to. She set the ball rolling, which cost 2 people their lives!!

[@leonshargo]

Kudos to the Judge who counterbalanced the gutless jury. "Poor victim Maria", my @ss.

[@pumalogo204]

same goes for the defense attorney ruthless..I bet you the gutless jury and the defense attorney would be singing a different tune if it effected them family/love ones....women..when comiting crimes..always always blaming the men

[@jamesb.hallmd9899]

DUMB!! They could have gone in the house when the men were at work....took the letter and got out.

[@aliciahoverson]

Bingo!

[@lilmoe4364]

Right?! Excellent point

[@littlesthobo182]

She could have just asked for the letter back. He probably didn't care.

[@deborahwilliamson5655]

What a lovely daughter/sister of the victims. Gorgeous hair!!! I admire your commitment to your deceased family members during the trial. Very admirable. My condolences to you.

[@sarahewson3607]

First of all, the sister and defense attorney have aged beautifully. What strikes me about this is how all these people came together to “help” a woman protect herself from potential fallout from the letter. She was the only one who was going to gain by eliminating that letter. The judge was absolutely right, she had already gotten mercy from the doctor. None of this other stuff ever should have happened.

[@littlesthobo182]

Well, it would affect her husband too.

[@leanie5234]

Sadly, it looks like the defense attorney is suffering from cancer. She has lost a great deal of weight and is clearly wearing a wig.

[@glamdolly30]

@@leanie5234 Defence lawyer looked very well to me. From the earlier footage of her in court, I imagine she decided to lose some weight. And black women in particular often choose wigs, and look very glamorous in them. I thought the wig was far more flattering than her own hair, as seen in court.

[@AnnaMorris411]

This production deserves an award 👏👏👏

[@royalmichaels1289]

Very heartbreaking yet intriguing case. These are the faces of true evil. She wronged him and then punished him and his family for her lack of loyalty to a very forgiving man. What I find interesting is that the good Dr ended up keeping the most valuable piece of evidence, the letter, in his pocket. Guessing as a Dr he was probably a pretty detail oriented person. Seems like divine intervention. I personally think the jury got it wrong. If they believe she was guilty of the burglary she was guilty of the murders. I do respect the decision of the jury. It couldn't have been easy. Great video!

[@lilmoe4364]

I don't know, I think a more detail oriented person would have filed the letter away somewhere. Having it in his pocket is more like what I would do (and I'm not very detail oriented)

[@royalmichaels1289]

@@lilmoe4364 EXACTLY my point.

[@lilmoe4364]

@@royalmichaels1289 Ok, now I get you.. divine intervention for him to have it in his pocket, BECAUSE he was prob detail oriented.. As the poem begins about sunrise on a Massachusetts beach, "Light dawns on Marblehead" lol

[@mariaorourke5236]

Yeah. I think the jury slipped up on this one.

[@aliciahoverson]

Thank you for another episode 🌹

[@clairemckinstray5175]

This is the first time I’ve ever came across these episodes, that was an awful thing to happen, but so glad they found the truth, she knew what the boyfriend was going to do, what else did she expect breaking into someone’s home, stealing all that money from her employer and he forgave her, says a lot about the heart of that man,,but she listened to the low life boyfriend, so sad

[@mariaorourke5236]

I'm not sure she didn't incite the lowlife boyfriend. Slug meets snail, except thats not very kind to harmless slugs and snails.

[@guccilady1017]

She fooled you too apparently. I’m not buying it. She’s the mastermind.

[@shakespeareswingman]

💋 "first time offender," says her lawyer? The first time being prosecuted.

[@daisydy5741]

My heart goes out to Aleta, sending you and your family love and prayers. Your Dad and brother are very proud of your advocacy work.

[@tothelighthouse9843]

I don't really believe the story that they were only there to retrieve the letter. Maria & her boyfriend may have BEGUN by talking about just retrieving the letter, but I think eventually they decided they didn't want to pay back the debt at all...& their plan shifted to retrieving the letter and killing the doctor. Why else would experienced criminals break into a home at night, when the homeowner was guaranteed to be there (& in fact his car was in the driveway!). That's not an accident, that's intentional timing.

[@katpraeuner9794]

That's exactly what I was thinking... why go in when they know they are there? They both worked, would have been easy to do their break in while they were at work. Makes no sense at all. I know darkness hides them, but there are a lot of burglaries in the daytime.

[@honestly1970]

exactly. a simple robbery during the day would have sufficed.

[@BEAUTYnIQ]

daylight robberies in coral gables would hav been very hard to pull off..! if you live in S FL you know.. just your crappy or middling car driving down boca, palm beach or the gables, raises suspicion.. and for a Reason.. the taxes they pay, the jobs and services they do.. the 3 places l mentioned are all within 1OO miles of each other, but thus rendition would hav you think they are close. (they are not) but any area well protected.. try a daylight robbery! blahahahaha! gtfooh..

[@zzukiyaki7521]

Always waiting for an episode of Someone They Knew. ❤️❤️

[@annamariethompson116]

Thank God for this Judge🙏 This Jury's verdict could of set this woman free w/ just probation. Unreal!

[@glendabarton45barton48]

Anyone who could embezzle from her kindhearted boss would assent to murder, even from a distance

[@LC_2012]

Selfish people destroying an honorable person's life is all too common.

[@frandyson6133]

She's not sorry she's just sorry for herself

[@danielmurphy1877]

Similar to the ongoing FSU Law Professor, Dan Markel, murder case in Tallahassee. All involved slowly but surely being brought to justice - just the wife, brother-in-law and mother-in-law left to answer for their involvement.

[@sandralevy9839]

These people are COLD and WICKED. MONSTERS !!! The woman stole the man's money and then kill him.

[@lisayork2624]

The public should not serve on juries anymore because they don’t follow the law. They go by their emotions and biases which they prove over and over again. Should all be bench trials now, which means a judge decides.

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

The jury system is expensive too, resulting in retrials because of one hold-out. We also need to examine the critical thinking capacity of the general public and its level of education. And finally, the jury selection process itself.

[@RideoutMr]

No security cameras/alarms? How did they get in without being heard?

[@littlesthobo182]

People overestimate the effectiveness of security systems. It's mostly a false sense of security.

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

How saddening. To the sister/daughter, I’m so sorry & my heart truly goes out to you. You represented them with dignity and love. Well done.

[@robertmccray228]

I love Tamron Hall she has class and she is a professional I love her content and she's a very pretty woman keep up the good work Tamron Hall can't wait for your next show as always

[@marivipalomino6975]

I understand why she wasn't convicted of murder, but I'm so glad the judge made up for it by giving her 30 years for robbery. Terrible way to spend your golden years, she totally deserves it.

[@brendashelton4400]

She dried up those tears quick too...I am repulsed by this lady.... She thinks she is the smartest person in the room... She told the truth in that interrogation until she finds out about the law that will convict her even though she didn't pull the trigger....

[@janedoe7229]

She best thank her lucky stars. The thug needed to be convicted imo. At least she got 30.

[@Padilla4042]

Really pisses me off when killers get on the stand and try to play victim. Lawyers have to try to win for them, but damn

[@victoriasloan524]

Aleta, I am so sorry for what happened. God bless you and bring you peace.

[@brendashelton4400]

I really can't find it in myself to feel bad for her!! I usually am the first one to find empathy in just about any situation..But This woman absolutely knew what was GNA happen to those Men!!! I just can't with her!!!

[@gardeningjunkie2267]

The doctor probably told her she'll get fired unless she writes that letter. She comes across as the mastermind of everything that happened.

[@leanie5234]

There is absolutely no evidence of the doctor requesting that she write him a letter. Anyway, even if he had asked her to admit, in writing, that she had stolen from him, she should only have seen it as the doctor being careful, surely not as a threat ! Had he wanted to prosecute her, he could have easily done so. More likely, the admission was a method of enforcing repayment of her theft. She didn't want to repay it.

[@SnowWhite717_]

I’m an emergency room nurse now retired, and when the daughter said “I’m a nurse, I’ve seen blood and I can handle it and I’m going in no matter what you say” despite the victim advocate saying not to go in… you may be able to handle it in a work or emergency situation but it’s completely different when it’s your family member or loved one. Don’t be so thick headed if this ever happens to you. (God forbid!)

[@Sherirose1]

Exactly. Same with my mum. I thought I could help dress her when she died as I am used to it. I wasn't.

[@KadraYoussouf-w8c]

😅

[@yepisaidit1507]

Her lawyer got her off.. blood on her hands..

[@magicworld3242]

Maria is as guilty as hell. She should've been convicted of all charges.

[@preciousgem6506]

Loved the judge in this case … with so many empathy from the jurors in the end the judge took it upon his own hands and gave her maximum. He obviously did t agree with the first 2 verdicts. Even the sister was shocked and impressed of the outcome. Thank you judge !!! With 39 years I’m sure she will be very well into her 70’s late 70’s before probation.

[@latreshajohnson6111]

Her lawyer was excellent because I was sure she was done for!!

[@salomenewsome4188]

Meeting some people in life is unfortunate they ruin your future

[@maureenstevens6824]

It didn't occur to any of them to look for the letter during the day while these men weren't home?!?!?. He had already let this incident pass so were they planning a burglary and were afraid this letter would connect them to another crime?!?!?

[@fredajordan5704]

Wth does her cildhood have anything to do with this heinous crime?? It`s ridiculous that stuff like this is even allowed to be discussed in connection with a crime like this. This "Lady" is so guilty, she caused it all.

[@MariaReyes-gv8ui]

Thank you Frida Jordan for your comment; l agree with it 100%

[@reborika]

Finally a judge that does his job properly!

[@nicolemclement3045]

if not for Maria theses men would be alive today.

[@keepitsimple4629]

Maria's lawyer has a twisted sense of justice. She said Maria "tried" to steal from her boss. She didn't "try", she DID steal from him. The lawyer also said Maria had already received redemption and forgiveness from her boss for stealing. The problem is: he didn't forgive her for GETTING HIM KILLED. Typical defense lawyer. Twist the truth at any cost. They believe the means justify the end. Well, look at the end for your client. If not for Maria, the men would never have been murdered.

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

Winning becomes the paramount goal for the defense in many cases. The fallout is setting criminals back out into society.

[@maryannswanson3832]

Those crooks could have gone in when no one was home. Yet they knew the men were there. THEY meant to kill them! ALSO something is up with those checks: Who were they made out to?!? Follow that money trail. I think her and her boyfriend stole MUCH more and the Dr was going to go to the police. Soo her boyfriend was actually sneaking the letter INTO the house. And he needed the Dr dead. ,🤔

[@micheleevans4288]

Abuse doesn’t make you a murderer!! SHAMEFUL!! That doctor was good to her!! Punishment cannot be too harsh!!

[@EchoJ]

Yeah, it’s not luck. It’s moronic criminals making (stupid) mistakes.

[@linda9115]

All over a letter ridiculous.

[@monikkar47]

Jury got it wrong, but the judge did the right thing..

[@rubytuesday5412]

Love Miss Tamron.✿

[@lesley_lezley]

Juries can make me so mad.

[@kathypace6771]

I suffered and survived extreme abuse. I would never steal from my employer. Do not use that to justify criminal behavior.

[@lauradierking1516]

Wo cares about your past. You stole money from you employer, that is bad enough, then you gave a map of the mans house to your boyfriend. Yes you are guilty.

[@Miriboheme]

their own law states that if a murder is committed during a felony burglery, then all parties involved are guilty. so they convict her of the felony burglery, but ignore the murders. it's THEIR friggin law. why do they only apply it to certain citizens and not others?

[@theSTEE7ERS58]

To the Beautiful Jared Family, our prayers are with you 🙏🏼 🙏🏼 ❤❤️

[@1962pjh]

The Dr should have had her charged with theft to begin with.

[@mackcappel844]

I think gun violence is awful but let’s never forget criminals will never follow gun laws and will always be able to get them, law abiding citizens are the ones who loose.

[@LadyAngela678]

How often do law abiding citizens kill criminals?? Not enough to make a difference. Thats the police’s job.

[@mackcappel844]

@@LadyAngela678 whenever they invade the gun owners home and many masks shootings are stopped by CC but for some reason our media NEVER converts that story.

[@DiddlyD-xx2ih]

You ammosexuals never care about victims.

[@Aimee-sx3og]

There are two systems of justice in the US, one for the poor and one for the rich. Maria was convicted of lesser charges while the murderers of Dan Markel, the Adelsons, (Who are wealthy) never got charged!

[@ellzjefe4816]

The daughter and sister of the victims is inspiring....

[@lorimontcalm9086]

I guess Maria no longer has to worry about a mortgage, loans, paying bills etc. How tragic for people to not understand that the doctor had shown her far more mercy and forgiveness than she deserved. And she listened to a very stupid man.

[@cheerlynstovall5506]

I swear this Defense attorney Looks identical to Tina Turner.

[@cheerlynstovall5506]

@@marythomas1198 No need for that honey,What I see from my own eyes is my perception only-It's my own irrefutable unchanging truth!!Stay in your own Perceptive Lane& if you are unable too master that,then that only means You are just an Intrusive Human Being.NAM-MYO-HO-RENGE-KYO

[@gregoriagallegos8245]

No clue why i watched this story until it ended!

[@Texasbaubles]

All this over a stupid letter are you kidding me?? Wow. All she had to do was keep her mouth shut about the letter. No need to murder anyone. Sad.

[@vicklacanlale4156]

I am sick and tired of the excuses that defendants come up - that does not give you the right to take someone’s life🤬

[@ShugaAnnSpyce]

Ok, if they found her guilty of the burglary and someone died because of it, then shouldn't that qualify for principle murder?

[@loisannlovelace8988]

Thank God she got 30 years!🎉

[@bodomeijer772]

The Defense Layer was Bad believing that her client was not Guilty. It does not get any more Clearer then this that she was Dangerous trying that other do her Dirty work

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

Did the defense attorney really believe it was OK to set Maria free on society? She showed no loyalty and was quick to lie about her interrogation. Her behavior did not need to be rewarded with freedom, especially since on the stand she showed no remorse and only made excuses for herself.

[@silvergirljc]

Jury got it wrong.

[@Venus-gn5oi]

It’s not sometimes, it’s always that things work out with a little bit of luck. Never trust or forgive anyone who was able to betray you once. They will do it again 100%.

[@tomboytwig]

Strange to think an apology letter, the same thing that would move you to forgive someone, could also be the thing that leads to your death.

[@molly_jean]

What does being sexually assaulted in the past have to do with killing 2 people?

[@Starrmiller]

What waste of two men lives who helped other people in that community. Why did the suspect even mention the letter in the first place? The Doctor & His son a Nurse would probably still be alive today! IMO

[@lilmoe4364]

Good point, a real loss to the community as well . The damage that stupid people can do

[@Starrmiller]

@@lilmoe4364 Thank you so much for your reply L'il Moe!