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Addo did have some medical training, and acted enough like a doctor not to raise any serious suspicion beyond one nurse -- interviewed after Addo's Aug. 24, arrest -- who wondered why he consulted ask.com when she questioned his treatment plan, Metts said.

(Thanks to The Perts)

Comments

[Jeff Meyerson]

I guess it was that whole God Complex thing - no one dared to question his judgment.

[nursecindy]

What a moron. Real doctors consult webmd.

[Omniskeptic]

Agreed, NC. Or the Mayo Clinic website. But won't it be amusing if they do track down his 500 or patients, and it turns out none of them were really mis-diagnosed or mis-treated? The AMA will love that.

[Soloview]

Was she suspicious because he searched in ask.com or when he searched there for "uncommon cold" ?

[LeDud]

I work for a hospital and I can say this would never happen here. We did have an orderly who pretended to be a doctor with several women though.....