Death of man “rescued” from hospital by anti vaccine covid deniers.

The man who orchestrated it and filmed himself in the 15 min video clip claims to be acting under “common law” He threatened the medical staff who had been looking after the man and said they would be held accountable. He talked over them and told the covid patient he had to leave the hospital “before they f* kill you”

Conviction for manslaughter is entirely appropriate.

I'm sure there's something they could be charged with. What on earth did they think they were doing? Will they change their deranged minds now?

They ought to be prosecuted.

www.donegaldaily.com/2021/09/16/hospital-fury-after-covid-patient-removed-against-medical-advice/

Sheer ignorance, gullibility, hysteria and arrogance. Why the do they think that doctors and nurses are working until they drop? They are trying to SAVE lives, not "killing people without consent"

www.irishtimes.com/news/health/covid-patient-who-left-letterkenny-hospital-and-later-returned-has-died-1.4683189

There are several news reports of it online. Sadly it’s true. I read a police presence was required at the hospital to prevent the idiot friends coming back to remove another patient. Also to protect the staff who were being subjected to abuse.

www.irishtimes.com/news/health/covid-patient-who-left-letterkenny-hospital-and-later-returned-has-died-1.4683189

I have found the piece. It was published on 17th September and doesn't mention that he died, only that he was back in hospital, seriously ill again. ( One third of Covid patients who ate ill enough to be in hospital die.) Do you have the definitive source of your statement that he died, Grannynannywanny?

www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/covid-19-donegal-man-rescued-by-anti-vaxxers-back-in-hospital-1.4677156

www.irishpost.com/news/family-of-ill-donegal-man-taken-from-hospital-while-suffering-from-covid-19-condemn-those-who-removed-him-220481

If this is true then his friends should be charged with manslaughter.

I’ll go back and see if I can find it Elegran.

I'd like to read/see that direct, Grannynannywanny Could you please post a link to it? I believe the report is said to be in the Irish Times, but I can't find it there.