no or yes
they were nt the old and ill
and they werent heart-sink patients who were teeing him off
we dont know
he refused /failed to address his sins in prison
turning his back on his 'counsellor'
and his gaoler held a party to celebrate putting him on "bread and water" for non-compliance for the 50th time
( not in the prog) - but in the coroners inquest
the secty of state announced he had the power to deprive any e,ployee of his NHS pension if he was so minded -and he intended to use it. Shipman learnt from somewhere this power DIDNT apply to death-in-benefit hence the suicide, before age 60 when the pension would vest and therefore be deprivable ( not in the prog )
the gaolers were copying his letters and selling them to the newspapers which forced him to write to Primrose thro the solicitor ( privileged correspondence ) [ not in the prog]. The prison governor said in public he ( the gub'nor) was not responsible for what his employees did and anyway couldnt control them (NITP)
his early peth addiction - may not have been
it could have been the peth he was using to kill his patients - "the peth has disappeared because I was taking it myself." (NITP)
and it was this - if he had been struck off he wdnt na done it that caused the regulator (GMC) to say 'yes yes we really ARE a mass murderer detection outfit! yes indeedy!" instead of a licensee of medical schools and checker of practices - Oh God (NITP)
( and with the Glasgow bomber junior doctor they (GNC)said yes yes we are an antiterrorist detection organisation too! ) o god again - - NITP
The inquiry chair Dame Doo dah said her inquiry was NOT and never had been about regulation and the GMC, forgetting she had penned part V report on shipman and revalidation and forgot previously she had said:
" Shipman Inquiry chair Dame Janet Smith criticised the revalidation plans as inadequate for identifying bad or dangerous doctors, and the process was put on hold. But revalidation was never intended to catch another Shipman, as BMA council GMC working party chair Brian Keighley points out"
Shipman WAS indeed holding GP surgeries for the other prisoners and the prison officers might have been saying " watch out for the injection!" [ in the progamme ]
but in fact the cons were queuing up for Shipman as they trusted HIM more than the prison medical officers who they thought were ..... ( NITP)
so my co-watcher was treated to an hour of
well that isnt REALLY true
um yeah but no
Pontefract was a real con - you know there are no notes?
I am not sure about that
the doctor who was cosigner dobbed him in but was ignored. She was chosen because she was dying from cancer and so he couldnt sue if she were wrong (dead)
Dame doodah didnt say that - she said the opposite