Dr. Martin MacNeill's Forgeries and Malpractice Exposed

I have been watching as Dr. Martin MacNeill is going on trial for the murder of his wife, and I am thinking it is about time. But, I keep hearing that he is a doctor and lawyer that forged transcripts to get into colleges in both medicine and law. So knowing he is a double major which many are I wondered how he pulled it off, and now that I know he was arrested for forgery I wanted some insight into his back ground to say the least. I have found that he is board certified believe it or not in Family, Emergency, Orthopedic Surgery, and he practiced Criminal Law. Where most double majors I know become a doctor and a lawyer to specialize in malpractice cases, and most do not become specialized in any certain field of medicine. I did see were he can no longer practice medicine and that it will be 10 years before he can apply for licensure. He was licence in Washington and Utah.

I am amazed that this guy could have pulled this off for so long. Just think you have to have 3 forms of identification to take the boards and transcripts to submit plus rigorous interviews. I don't know about the bar but evidently he had to pass the bar as well to practice law. How can you forge all that? Now I am wondering if he ever cared for patients and if so in what fields?

If he goes free for murder I am sure that what ever patients or clients he had while practicing medicine and law will sue him out the Ying-Yang. Really the doctor of family,emergency medicine and law is bad enough, but I wonder how many ortho patients was subjected to his use of the gigli saw? Yikes This guy reminds me of the movie "Catch Me If You Can" although the true life character in the movie never killed his wife or was licensed to practice medicine in two states.

This is truly scary that this could happen not just killing his wife, but all his forgeries and malpractice that he got away with for years.

     

      

Miley Cyrus twerks her way to No. 1 on Billboard 200

Miley Cyrus attends her Miley Cyrus ''Bangerz'' Record Release Signing at Planet Hollywood Times Square on October 8, 2013 in New York City.

Former Disney star Miley Cyrus, 20, has captured the top spot of the Billboard charts.

LOS ANGELES — Pop singer Miley Cyrus twerked her way to the top spot of the weekly Billboard 200 album chart on Wednesday, notching her fourth chart-topping record.

"Bangerz," which features Cyrus experimenting with hip hop, dance and R&B influences, sold 270,000 copies in its first week, according to figures from Nielsen SoundScan.

Former Disney star Cyrus, 20, has captured headlines with a series of scantily clad, raunchy performances that began with the MTV Video Music Awards last month, where she showed off some provocative dance moves, known as "twerking."

In the video for her latest song "Wrecking Ball," the second single from "Bangerz," Cyrus is seen naked and swinging from a giant wrecking ball and provocatively licking a sledgehammer.

"Bangerz" leads seven new debut records in the top 10 of this week's Billboard 200 chart. Alt-pop group Panic! At the Disco landed at No. 2 with its latest album "Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!" selling 84,000 copies. Rapper Pusha T entered the chart at No. 4 with his latest set "My Name is My Name."

The latest compilation of songs from Fox musical TV series "Glee" came in at No. 7 this week, featuring tracks sung by the cast for last week's memorial episode "The Quarterback," dedicated to deceased cast member Cory Monteith and his character Finn Hudson. The episode pulled in 7.4 million viewers according to Fox, the highest ratings for the show in over a year.

Other new debuts in the top 10 include metal rock band Korn at No. 8 with "The Paradigm Shift," "The Voice" winner Cassadee Pope at No. 9 with "Frame by Frame," and rockers Mayday Parade at No. 10 with "Monsters in the Closet."

On the Digital Songs chart, New Zealand singer Lorde continued her reign at No. 1 with her breakthrough single "Royals," while Katy Perry's "Roar" remained steady at No. 2 and Aviici's dance track "Wake Me Up!" climbed one spot to No. 3.

Overall, album sales for the week ending Oct. 13 totaled 4.8 million, down 6 percent from the comparable week in 2012, according to Billboard. Singer Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience" released in March, leads the top-selling albums of the year, with 2.3 million copies sold in the United States to date.

Nirvana, Kiss among Rock Hall of Fame nominations

The hall of fame announced its annual list of nominees Wednesday and half the field of 16 were first-time nominees, such as Linda Ronstadt and Peter Gabriel.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Nirvana, Linda Ronstadt, Peter Gabriel, Hall and Oates, and The Replacements are among first-time nominees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The hall of fame announced its annual list of nominees Wednesday morning and half the field of 16 were first-time nominees. YES, Link Wray and The Zombies also received their first nominations.

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More than 600 voters will determine the class of 2014. Inductees will be announced in December and a ceremony will be held next April in New York. The induction will be aired on HBO in May.


Nirvana is nominated in its first year of eligibility. If selected for induction, the band would enter the hall of fame almost exactly 20 years after frontman Kurt Cobain's suicide at age 27.

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Ronstadt receives her first nomination not long after she shared news that she has Parkinson's disease. Fans have long questioned her absence from the hall's roster of stars. Similarly, long-denied YES joins the list after Rush finally struck a blow for prog rock with its induction earlier this year.

Repeat nominees are KISS, LL Cool J, N.W.A., Cat Stevens, Deep Purple, The Meters, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Chic. It's the eighth nomination for Chic since 2003, but comes as co-founder Nile Rodgers is enjoying widespread attention after his collaboration with Daft Punk earlier this year.


KISS, LL Cool J and Stevens return to the list after absences of several years.