More Conclusions.

And like I said, I am permanently damaged. I am left without family or any financial or personal support for the first time in my life. I am left with a shortened lifespan filled with medical and mobility needs I never would have before. And it's plain whose fault it is, even if they refuse responsibility. Even if they claim the problem is imaginary. It's the police, Wayne County Court, and I am sorry have to say again, obviously Eric's, fault. They knew what they were doing, they had plenty of time to stop, they saw the damage, they saw how wrong it was right from the start. And I have been a handicapped person with Cerebral Palsy all my life. And probably a couple of other undiagnosed things, people tell me. I have been weak and vulnerable all my life. And all I said above about the loss of all financial or personal support is going to complicate all that. Plus all the needs I don't foresee in the future. How could I? I am not a doctor. But doctors obviously saw all that early and they knew, I had Cerebral Palsy. How could they not? So many doctors I've seen all my life. Someone saw something obviously. And the police and others took part in the exploiting and harming of a handicapped person like that. It doesn't matter if they didn't know I had all those problems. To be an accessory before the fact, you only have to prove the person knew about some planned crime, any planned crime, and intentionally aided or encouraged its commission. And they did also know they were driving me to desperation, making me think twice in 1989 2004 that suicide was the only solution. And then for seven years after 2004. And it doesn't matter what their intent was. Some personal grievance the police had, some private political agenda may have been involved too it seems. Because knowingly and deliberately, there is no difference. If you knew what you were doing, you were doing it deliberately. And that will always be my position on that, all of that. Especially if someone ever tries to say again that I am morally weak because people like Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn or Sinai-Grace Hospital and the Dearborn police made me feel there was no other solution. I am not suicidal, I have always had a strong will to live. But if I even end up in the emergency room again because of them, that will always be position. I will go into all the detail of what they did in the past. And I will say, I don't know what they did this time to lead to it. But it must have been something. So we will have to start looking into that.

And now like I said, I will have to live the rest of my life with all these expensive needs and unforeseen costs now. No one wants to take legal obligation for that, because my case still doesn't exist. (And no, being forcibly taken to a Detroit group home is not an option. Where I'd have to live from then on forever relying on the bus. Because no, I would not find that fun, and no I do not want to try it even.) I would still say there is some moral obligation. But the people involved still see none and apparently have none.