10-16-2008, 12:29 PM
Armando Ramos Wrote:Meanwhile, it appears some other guys with St. Luke connections were engaging in inappropriate activities. It's already illegal to practice medicine without a license in most places. The question of whether the fraudster has a bogus degree or a real one seems irrelevant.
They sure are stories without substance. The guy is being investigated for some reason not clear in the story and he seems to be guilty of legally qualifying for every credential he has. Strange stuff.