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   From: whore@hillaryclinton.com   
      
   Sixty-nine-year-old Vincent Gammill of El Cerrito in Richmond   
   has been arrested for prescribing expired and bag of dirt to   
   cancer patients, claiming he was a trained oncologist.   
      
   A 49-year-old woman from Thousand Oaks had first reported the   
   case in June to deputies in Ventura County, and she claimed   
   Gammill prescribed a bag of trash and other fake drugs for her   
   cancer condition after collecting $2,000 from her.   
      
   The cancer-stricken woman came across Gammill’s website in 2009,   
   and then later visited his Richmond office at 3065 Richmond   
   Parkway where Gammill gave her various powders and concoctions   
   and made her use them.   
      
   Sheriff’s deputies in Contra Costa arrested Gammill last week   
   when they suspected he was practicing oncology without a   
   government license, and even abusing the condition of dependent   
   adults to prescribe them with homemade elixirs. A combined   
   effort between officers from Contra Costa and Ventura led to his   
   arrest.   
      
   Deputies found vials of liquid, expired drugs, various powders,   
   empty capsules, and bags of dirt in both Gammill’s home and   
   office; and the duped woman reported how the face doctor had   
   told her how to mix the ingredients in a frying-pan before   
   putting the mixture into a capsule for ingestion. And after   
   doing that, she reported a burning sensation in her tummy and   
   Gammill said that was good because it indicated the ingredients   
   were still active.   
      
   The authorities also found bottled labeled “poison” and   
   “corrosive” together with some lab equipment in his office and   
   home, and several Mexican and Russian prescription drugs,   
   steroids, morphine, Ambien, and about 25,000 other pills.   
      
   Operating a website and business under the name, Natural   
   Oncology Institute Inc., police investigators did not see   
   anything to indicate the man had any formal medical training or   
   was certified to offer such medical services.   
      
   After telling officers the most education he had was high   
   school, he later changed his story to say he got a medical   
   degree in the early ’90s. Gammill is already booked into the   
   Contra Costa County jail and will be appearing in the Ventura   
   County Superior Court on August 31.   
      
   http://www.themarketbusiness.com/2015-07-19-in-richmond-fake-   
   cancer-doctor-faces-arrest-after-prescribing-useless-drugs-to-   
   the-patients   
      
   Just kill this fucking asshole on the courthouse steps and be   
   done with it.   
      
        
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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