hunybee
Veteran Member
it seems there is a (now) legal battle for the life a Scott Quiner. on the surface, it seems to be just a sad covid case and a wife that won't accept reality.
and up until yesterday, most people didn't even know this battle was taking place, because no news media would report on it. silence.
but then, an emergency broadcast by the stew peters show changed that. it then didn't sound so much like a cut and dry case of a wife that can't let her husband go.
i was only alerted to it because my husband asked me if i had heard about it. he only knew about it because he had checked a facebook page because we are starting a snow storm, and we needed to see if a certain activity was going to be canceled. he saw it, and started listening to the show and looking for more info
here is the broadcast:
rumble.com
i have not been able to find anything in the news except for what finally started being posted yesterday. i'm pretty sure it was only because of that show. details are very sparse and vague in the regular media, and it is only after the judge blocked the hospital from removing him from life support.
kstp.com
Judge blocks Mercy Hospital from taking COVID-19 patient off ventilator after wife files lawsuit
Scott and Anne Quiner
KSTP
Updated: January 13, 2022 06:31 PM
Created: January 13, 2022 04:56 PM
An Anoka County judge has ordered that Mercy Hospital must leave a Buffalo, Minnesota, man on a ventilator.
Scott Quiner was diagnosed with COVID-19 last fall and hospitalized in Waconia in October. His wife Anne told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that Scott was transferred to Mercy Hospital in November where he remains sedated and on a ventilator.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday against the hospital alleges that doctors at the hospital were planning to take COVID-19 patient Scott Quiner off the ventilator Thursday.
"I have advised the doctors that I vehemently disagree with this action and do not want my husband's ventilator turned off," Anne Quiner states in the filing.
On Thursday, Judge Jennifer Stanfield ordered that Mercy Hospital cannot turn the ventilator off. A hearing is set for Feb. 11. In the meantime, Stanfield told both parties to put together their legal arguments on the authority to remove someone from life support in Minnesota.
Allina Health, which operates Mercy Hospital, said it was "unable to comment on specific patient care" for privacy reasons.
"We will follow the court’s order in this case and continue to work through the legal process. In the meantime, our care teams remain committed to providing exceptional care to all our patients based on the best medical science and treatments for a patient’s medical condition," Allina said in a statement. "We continue to focus on our patients and meeting the critical care needs of the community as we all navigate this challenging time together."
Anne Quiner says she has been working to transfer her husband to a hospital in Texas for future care.
but here is something from the not regular media. it comes from red voice america.
www.redvoicemedia.com
Stew Peters’ Viewers Create Temporary Victory In Scott Quiner Case- Mercy Hospital Ordered To Not Kill Him
BY LEAH ANAYA
JANUARY 13, 2022
COON RAPIDS, MN – This week, the Stew Peters Show brought information on an attempted medical murder by Mercy Hospital in Minnesota. Now, we have an update on the situation, and there is a pending court hearing to determine whether Scott will be given the chance to survive.
Scott Quiner is a patient at Mercy, and his wife, Anne, is trying to save his life while the hospital effectively kills him. That may sound melodramatic, but it’s very real. Mercy hospital placed Scott on a ventilator per their COVID-19 protocol, and administered drugs to keep him sedated.
The hospital, as we’ve been hearing nationwide, is refusing to administer drugs that Anne has requested, such as, but not limited to, Ivermectin, even though a doctor from another hospital wrote him prescriptions. They’re also refusing to let Anne sign an Against Medical Advice (AMA) discharge form to let Scott leave and transfer care to other doctors who will do what it takes to keep Scott alive. Mercy allegedly has not been giving Scott the much needed vitamins and nutrition his body needs to help fight the virus, as Anne has asked them to do.
Anne shared with Stew recorded phone calls with multiple doctors who had seen Scott telling her that his lungs were “destroyed” from the Covid pneumonia. One doctor, Dr. Linda Soucie, had the nerve to say to Anne, “If we could turn back time and he had gotten vaccinated…” Rightly so, Anne shut her down before the doctor could even finish her sentence.
Scott’s other organs are all working perfectly- his heart, his kidneys, even his brain scan came back normal, Anne said.
They’re denying Scott the right to leave. They’re denying Anne the right to try (other treatments). They’re denying Scott proper nutrition.
The hospital reportedly received over 300,000 phone calls on Wednesday, January 12, after Stew brought this story to light, asking them to give Scott the care Anne is requesting, or release him so she can get the care for him elsewhere. This reporter called as well, and the person who answered the phone (she refused to tell me her name) hung up on me- twice. The hospital reported the calls to the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office, saying they were being harassed.
At midnight Thursday morning, Mercy Hospital retained a well-known attorney in the area, Fredrikson & Byron, to fight the restraining order that Anne’s attorney, Marjorie Holsten, has submitted to restrict Mercy from taking Scott off the ventilator and effectively allowing him to die. Originally, the hospital asked Anne to sign papers releasing the hospital from liability and agreeing to place her husband in a comfort care unit. Obviously, Anne refused, but the hospital decided to move forward with it anyway.
The Quiners with Thomas Renz, who has been working to fight the narrative that Covid shots are completely safe and effective. Renz was able to get an emergency court hearing, and the hospital is not allowed to effectively kill Scott until at least February 11, when the hearing is set to take place.
Fredrikson & Byron called Renz to let him know they would be fighting the restraining order. Just to clarify, this firm (and the hospital) are fighting an order that restricts them from killing Scott by not treating him. Further, the firm is attempting to help the hospital keep Scott in their custody, denying Anne’s request to transfer him to a hospital in Texas that has agreed to care for him (properly).
How is Anne to trust Scott to Mercy’s care when they were set to kill him this very day? What’s more, if they don’t want to actually treat him, why does Mercy want Scott to stay put? Of course, there is financial motivation, but they can’t come right out and say that.
When Anoka County Sheriff James Stuart called Anne to discuss the “harassment” that poor Mercy hospital has been forced to endure on behalf of Scott, she happened to be on the phone with Renz. So, they had a three-way phone call. At the direction of Renz, Sheriff Stuart is opening a criminal investigation into Mercy hospital for medical assault, abuse, and attempted murder.
“We are literally asking [Stew’s audience] to help us save a life,” said Renz. “We are combining what we can do in the courts with what you, the people, can do. You have the power.” Renz continued that every single person should still be calling the hospital as well as state representatives. He said that the attorney general (Keith Ellison) should be working on a murder case, and the governor (Tim Walz) should “get off his butt” and help in this situation.
“They are intentionally ignoring the fact that there are effective treatments,” he continued. “Take Ivermectin out of the picture. There are treatments…there are studies done by experts. [They’re letting people die]…This time we have an opportunity to save someone, and it’s only gonna happen if We The People step up.”
“We are watching them,” Stew said. “The entire world is watching them.”
Even so, the local media is still refusing to report on the situation. Stew spoke with some of them, who said that since they haven’t been able to get ahold of Anne, they’ll just speak with the hospital and report with what they’re saying. Meaning, the locals won’t even get a clear picture of what’s going on unless they tune in to the Stew Peters Show.
If we don’t take a stand against these ‘death camp hospitals,'” Renz said, “God help us all.”
and up until yesterday, most people didn't even know this battle was taking place, because no news media would report on it. silence.
but then, an emergency broadcast by the stew peters show changed that. it then didn't sound so much like a cut and dry case of a wife that can't let her husband go.
i was only alerted to it because my husband asked me if i had heard about it. he only knew about it because he had checked a facebook page because we are starting a snow storm, and we needed to see if a certain activity was going to be canceled. he saw it, and started listening to the show and looking for more info
here is the broadcast:
Emergency Broadcast: Malicious Medical Murder Happening Now
EMERGENCY: Scott Quiner is due to be murdered by Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapid, Minnesota today at noon eastern time. Attorney Thomas Renz joins us to discuss the court hearing today. Media contacts: K
rumble.com
i have not been able to find anything in the news except for what finally started being posted yesterday. i'm pretty sure it was only because of that show. details are very sparse and vague in the regular media, and it is only after the judge blocked the hospital from removing him from life support.
Judge blocks Mercy Hospital from taking COVID-19 patient off ventilator after wife files lawsuit
Scott Quiner was diagnosed with COVID-19 last fall and hospitalized in Waconia in October. His wife Anne told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that Scott has been at Mercy Hospital since November and he remains sedated and on a ventilator.
kstp.com
Judge blocks Mercy Hospital from taking COVID-19 patient off ventilator after wife files lawsuit
KSTP
Updated: January 13, 2022 06:31 PM
Created: January 13, 2022 04:56 PM
An Anoka County judge has ordered that Mercy Hospital must leave a Buffalo, Minnesota, man on a ventilator.
Scott Quiner was diagnosed with COVID-19 last fall and hospitalized in Waconia in October. His wife Anne told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that Scott was transferred to Mercy Hospital in November where he remains sedated and on a ventilator.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday against the hospital alleges that doctors at the hospital were planning to take COVID-19 patient Scott Quiner off the ventilator Thursday.
"I have advised the doctors that I vehemently disagree with this action and do not want my husband's ventilator turned off," Anne Quiner states in the filing.
On Thursday, Judge Jennifer Stanfield ordered that Mercy Hospital cannot turn the ventilator off. A hearing is set for Feb. 11. In the meantime, Stanfield told both parties to put together their legal arguments on the authority to remove someone from life support in Minnesota.
Allina Health, which operates Mercy Hospital, said it was "unable to comment on specific patient care" for privacy reasons.
"We will follow the court’s order in this case and continue to work through the legal process. In the meantime, our care teams remain committed to providing exceptional care to all our patients based on the best medical science and treatments for a patient’s medical condition," Allina said in a statement. "We continue to focus on our patients and meeting the critical care needs of the community as we all navigate this challenging time together."
Anne Quiner says she has been working to transfer her husband to a hospital in Texas for future care.
but here is something from the not regular media. it comes from red voice america.
Stew Peters' Viewers Create Temporary Victory In Scott Quiner Case- Mercy Hospital Ordered To Not Kill Him
COON RAPIDS, MN - This week, the Stew Peters Show brought information on an attempted medical murder by Mercy Hospital in Minnesota. Now, we have an
Stew Peters’ Viewers Create Temporary Victory In Scott Quiner Case- Mercy Hospital Ordered To Not Kill Him
BY LEAH ANAYA
JANUARY 13, 2022
COON RAPIDS, MN – This week, the Stew Peters Show brought information on an attempted medical murder by Mercy Hospital in Minnesota. Now, we have an update on the situation, and there is a pending court hearing to determine whether Scott will be given the chance to survive.
Scott Quiner is a patient at Mercy, and his wife, Anne, is trying to save his life while the hospital effectively kills him. That may sound melodramatic, but it’s very real. Mercy hospital placed Scott on a ventilator per their COVID-19 protocol, and administered drugs to keep him sedated.
The hospital, as we’ve been hearing nationwide, is refusing to administer drugs that Anne has requested, such as, but not limited to, Ivermectin, even though a doctor from another hospital wrote him prescriptions. They’re also refusing to let Anne sign an Against Medical Advice (AMA) discharge form to let Scott leave and transfer care to other doctors who will do what it takes to keep Scott alive. Mercy allegedly has not been giving Scott the much needed vitamins and nutrition his body needs to help fight the virus, as Anne has asked them to do.
Anne shared with Stew recorded phone calls with multiple doctors who had seen Scott telling her that his lungs were “destroyed” from the Covid pneumonia. One doctor, Dr. Linda Soucie, had the nerve to say to Anne, “If we could turn back time and he had gotten vaccinated…” Rightly so, Anne shut her down before the doctor could even finish her sentence.
Scott’s other organs are all working perfectly- his heart, his kidneys, even his brain scan came back normal, Anne said.
They’re denying Scott the right to leave. They’re denying Anne the right to try (other treatments). They’re denying Scott proper nutrition.
The hospital reportedly received over 300,000 phone calls on Wednesday, January 12, after Stew brought this story to light, asking them to give Scott the care Anne is requesting, or release him so she can get the care for him elsewhere. This reporter called as well, and the person who answered the phone (she refused to tell me her name) hung up on me- twice. The hospital reported the calls to the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office, saying they were being harassed.
At midnight Thursday morning, Mercy Hospital retained a well-known attorney in the area, Fredrikson & Byron, to fight the restraining order that Anne’s attorney, Marjorie Holsten, has submitted to restrict Mercy from taking Scott off the ventilator and effectively allowing him to die. Originally, the hospital asked Anne to sign papers releasing the hospital from liability and agreeing to place her husband in a comfort care unit. Obviously, Anne refused, but the hospital decided to move forward with it anyway.
The Quiners with Thomas Renz, who has been working to fight the narrative that Covid shots are completely safe and effective. Renz was able to get an emergency court hearing, and the hospital is not allowed to effectively kill Scott until at least February 11, when the hearing is set to take place.
Fredrikson & Byron called Renz to let him know they would be fighting the restraining order. Just to clarify, this firm (and the hospital) are fighting an order that restricts them from killing Scott by not treating him. Further, the firm is attempting to help the hospital keep Scott in their custody, denying Anne’s request to transfer him to a hospital in Texas that has agreed to care for him (properly).
How is Anne to trust Scott to Mercy’s care when they were set to kill him this very day? What’s more, if they don’t want to actually treat him, why does Mercy want Scott to stay put? Of course, there is financial motivation, but they can’t come right out and say that.
When Anoka County Sheriff James Stuart called Anne to discuss the “harassment” that poor Mercy hospital has been forced to endure on behalf of Scott, she happened to be on the phone with Renz. So, they had a three-way phone call. At the direction of Renz, Sheriff Stuart is opening a criminal investigation into Mercy hospital for medical assault, abuse, and attempted murder.
“We are literally asking [Stew’s audience] to help us save a life,” said Renz. “We are combining what we can do in the courts with what you, the people, can do. You have the power.” Renz continued that every single person should still be calling the hospital as well as state representatives. He said that the attorney general (Keith Ellison) should be working on a murder case, and the governor (Tim Walz) should “get off his butt” and help in this situation.
“They are intentionally ignoring the fact that there are effective treatments,” he continued. “Take Ivermectin out of the picture. There are treatments…there are studies done by experts. [They’re letting people die]…This time we have an opportunity to save someone, and it’s only gonna happen if We The People step up.”
“We are watching them,” Stew said. “The entire world is watching them.”
Even so, the local media is still refusing to report on the situation. Stew spoke with some of them, who said that since they haven’t been able to get ahold of Anne, they’ll just speak with the hospital and report with what they’re saying. Meaning, the locals won’t even get a clear picture of what’s going on unless they tune in to the Stew Peters Show.
If we don’t take a stand against these ‘death camp hospitals,'” Renz said, “God help us all.”
