How Do You Know I Am Not Lying, Part II?

And here's another thought:

If the "honorables" on the Randolph Hospital Board of Directors really wanted to "know" the truth . . . if they wanted to know who was lying and who was not (as if they don't already) . . . if ethics & "small town values" really mattered . . . and if "care you can trust" was something besides a sad/sorry slogan . . . then they'd ask the North Carolina Attorney General to investigate my criminal allegations against their senior administrators - and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law when (not if) they were found to be true.

They could also just remove those administrators for cause because they know the truth already . . . they know what Bob and Steve's bad decisions have already cost the hospital and the community . . . and they don't need the DA or the AG to tell them.

The simple fact is that the honorables in Asheboro already know the truth. And they've handled it by burying it. They are afraid owning up would hurt their bottom line.

They have not learned anything over the years - from scandals all around and above them. Not owning up ALWAYS works out to be worse.