Posted by:
helemon
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Date: April 26, 2011 02:26AM
First off, I am not saying that there was a murder, just wondering why the testimony below is supposed to erase all doubt.
SL Cabbie Wrote:
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> But the description of LDS Hospital security is
> spot on... It didn't happen...
So hospital security never let anything get by them?
>
> When I was visiting a wealthy friend up there who
> was having heart surgery, Ezra Taft Benson was put
> in the suite my friend had (we laughed about it;
> he said the nurses called the prophet "ET"), and
> there were two aids in the waiting area...
>
> I recognized one of them; he was my old seventh
> grade Utah history teacher...
What does this prove? I wasn't aware that the presence of a 7th grade Utah History teacher ensures that nothing nefarious could happen.
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> Larceny is routine among these folks, as is
> dissembling for the lord, but for murder you have
> to look at splinter groups or the fundamentalist
> crowd or back to Brigham Young...
Why is it ok for exmormons to speculate that BY may have been behind the murder of some of his potential rivals, but not in this case? Why do we not doubt JS's willingness to shed the blood of another human being, but such an attitude is beyond the pale in this instance? Why can these kind of things only happen in small "splinter" groups? I can think of another large psuedo-religious organization that is headed by someone who is prone to violent outbursts and has been linked to murder. Besides, medical accidents happen all the time in hospitals. All it would take is a complicit dr or nurse.
http://www.seattlepi.com/default/article/Dead-by-Mistake-Within-health-care-hides-1305620.php"Experts estimate that a staggering 98,000 people die from preventable medical errors each year. More Americans die each month of preventable medical injuries than died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001."
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> Common sense allows one to make the call on this
> one...
Common sense has proven to be sorely lacking in church history and how the church is run, why should it be assumed in this case here?
>
> This one is just another example of how Mormons
> will believe nonsene... See Beck, Glenn...
I agree that the evidence is pure hearsay, but I think it is also a stretch to say something like that is beyond the realm of possibility or on par with a Glenn Beck conspiracy.