Bad livers

Dr. Abraham Philip is to be commended for his courage in speaking out against the deplorable conditions under which he and other responsible pathologists were forced to work in the OCME. The issues raised in the interrogatories affect every resident of this Commonwealth. The allegations made by Dr. Philip against the OCME are far from "irrelevant" in this whiltleblower case. The OCME should be forced to give direct answers to these questions. The public, as well as the jury who will sit in judgment of this trial, has a right to specific answers to these disturbing questions. Those who dare defy the system by revealing the dirt beneath the carpet of power and authority, will always face ubiquitous accusations of their being "crazy". The labeling of truth-tellers and whistleblowers as 'crazy' is the first pathetic line of defense taken by guilty parties when faced with exposure of their misdeeds. I believe the jury in this case, like the public, are not as stupid as the defendant OCME and its attorneys believe. Dr. Philip has the admiration and support of a grateful public.