He ranked on Maclean's "Power List," got an Indigo "Heather's Pick" and was touted as someone that Alberta's political parties should listen to on healthcare.
Meet the Canadian-American health influencer who hung out with Jeffrey Epstein:
RE: https://mastodon.online/@pressprogress/116047218355753659
It's not a crime to be skeezy as fuck and hang out with other skeezy fuckers. But that doesn't mean it's okay.
@kboyd I didn’t read that article, but I read some other stuff about them. I find it absurd that he claims not to be Epstein’s doctor, despite ordering lab work for Epstein and prescribing medication. Maybe he wasn’t his primary care doctor, but he clearly used his medical training to “care” for Epstein.
@ramsey the article features some rather gross (or maybe crass is a better word?) email transcripts. Even providing medical care for epstein wouldn't be a crime.
Providing medical care to his victims (and not reporting the situation) could maybe be a crime, depending on what was known about their circumstances.
It's pretty clear that he was a doctor for Epstein.
