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August 15,
2000
Fax to Las
Vegas Review-Journal, Attn: Vin Suprynowicz
TO BE
PRINTED
With reference to Anya Duke's case, I have read the 2 articles
dated July 30, 2000 and August 13, 2000. It is a complete injustice
as to what happened to this lady during the bizarre proceedings. She
wasn't even given a chance to have her case completely heard by the
jury. The Judge's job is to make sure the two sides are playing by
the same rules and keep the order in the courtroom, not to point out
opportunities to call for dismissals on technicalities. Judge Saitta
appears to have done just that. It amazes me how the result of this
case seems to be so slanted!
Not only did Mrs. Duke lose her business and her life savings
trying to have her case heard, but most importantly, she lost much of her
vision to see sunshine, sunset, beautiful rain drops, blooming flowers,
children playing and those things we take for granted
everyday.
Mrs. Duke has displayed great courage and conviction fighting by
herself against powerful lawyers on the doctor's side. Mrs. Duke,
keep fighting! We are pulling for you!
Sincerely,
Ron Ventura, Philadelphia,
PA
WORKING TOGETHER TO ATTAIN
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