Weeping Angel
Part of mausoleum of canon Guilain Lucas (1628)
Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons
Dr. Mulcahy's original letter appeared in the Minnesota Daily. I'd encourage interested readers to read it as well as my own comments at the end of the article. With the permission of Mary Weiss, I here reprint her letter. It should receive widespread attention in the community. Steps should be taken, including an independent investigation, to assure that such incidents do not occur in the future. To argue that what happened is not illegal is a far cry from the Hippocratic Oath: First do no harm.
Mary Weiss writes in today's Daily:
No laws have been broken? And the angels wept.
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