DISTRICT ATTORNEY REFUSES TO INVESTIGATE MURDER - SAYS NOTHING WRONG

  • by: Vincent Lodato
  • recipient: DISTRICT ATTORNEY HOLLEY CARNWRIGHT ULSTER COUNTY NY
PLEASE READ MORE http://eileenlodato.blogspot.com 

D. Holley Carnright, District Attorney
275 Wall St.
Kingston New York 12401
 
Jonathan Sennett
Sennett for DA
PO Box 3654
Kingston New York 12401
                                                                                             October 22, 2011 (COPY OF LETTER)
 
 
Dear Mr. Carnright & Dear Mr. Sennett: 
 
Mr. Carnright, thank you for returning the call via one of your assistants and telling me you are standing behind your investigation -- that there was no criminal wrongdoing and you would see me after December 2, 2011.  This was told to me via your assistant via a phone message. 
The investigation that was done by Mr. Weishaupt was incomplete, sloppy and showed no legal substance or merit. 
Mr. Carnright, I do not need your help in any civil matters concerning the murder of my wife.  But you are the District Attorney of Ulster County in the State of New York; and you are obligated by your office to enforce the Penal Laws of New York State.  This is your duty as our District Attorney.
 
                                The Case in Fact:  The Murder of Eileen D. LoDato:
 
1.  New York State does not allow euthanasia.  See Vacco vs. Quill 521 U.S. 793 (1997) (US Supreme Court ruling and it was a unanimous decision)
2.  You have the duty to enforce the NYS Penal law 125.15 and NYS Penal law 125.25
3.  The murder (death) of Eileen LoDato by G. Mark Jobson MD.-- when he gave the orders to administer 300 mg of morphine sulfate over a 50 hour period  at a rate of 6 mg/hr -- starting on March 26, 2009 and ending on March 28, 2009.  This is a killer dose.  It is meant to kill a person.  Eileen was in a vegetative state and in no significant pain.
4. Under the leadership of the CEO of The Kingston Hospital and a fiduciary of the hospital, David Lundquist guided The Kingston Hospital to commit criminal negligence.
5. The reason why Eileen LoDato was murdered is the age old motive "MONEY". 
 
The question is: WHY hasn't the District Attorney’s convened a Grand Jury to indict Dr. G.Mark Jobson MD?
 
Upon reading about NYS Penal laws 125.15 & 125.25 I found the reason and answer:
 
  " No person has been convicted in New York State of manslaughter for intentionally aiding or causing a suicide.  Nor has anyone been  convicted of murder for causing a suicide by duress or deception."
 
 Yet these are the present laws of the State of New York.  
  "The paucity of cases dealing with assisted suicide probably  stems from a variety of factors:  the private, consensual nature of assisted suicide, the difficulties of proving intention in such cases, and the reluctance of prosecutors to pursue the types of cases that are likely to be most common -- assistance provided by physicians or family members to terminally or severely ill individuals. The reluctance to bring such cases no doubt rests in part on the degree of public sympathy they often arouse, and the resulting difficulty of securing an indictment and conviction."   
   " Indeed, according to one commentator's search of reported decisions nationwide, no health care professional has ever been convicted of "causing, inducing, or assisting" in the death of his or her patient.  L. 0. Gostin, "Drawing a Line Between Killing and Letting Die:  The Law and Reform, on Medically Assisted Dying," Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 21 (1993)   97." 
From the article:    WHEN DEATH IS SOUGHT 
"Assisted Suicide as Murder: Requirement of Duress or Deception Section 125.25 of the Penal Law establishes that causing a suicide through the use of duress or deception constitutes    second-degree murder.  It does this by providing that causing a suicide does not fall within the definition of intentional murder unless the suicide is caused by the defendant's use of duress or deception.  Causing a suicide through duress or deception is different from other assisted suicide cases because the defendant does not seek to effectuate the victim's own wish to commit suicide, but instead exerts pressure to cause a suicide that would otherwise not have taken place."
At present the civil matter of this case is before Judge Christopher Cahill No. 10-4767 in the Ulster County Supreme Court and I am the Pro Se litigant.  My wife was in a vegetative state for nine months and was in minimal pain and she died after two days caused by a massive dose of morphine sulfate which induced respiratory failure and  Eileen died of anoxic encephalopathy, which was caused by killer dose of morphine sulfate. (The death certificate was also falsified.) 
 Mr. Carnright, I am not requesting your help in any civil matters;  But I do expect you as District Attorney to do your job -- and the nonsense sent to me by your chief investigator based on non factual evidence and emotions is not befitting the Office of the District Attorney of Ulster County in NYS. 
The reason why I am addressing Mr. Sennett is that you both are in a political race to be the District Attorney. And one of you will be the new District Attorney of Ulster County.  
 
Concerning My Case the Murder of Eileen LoDato  is not a political issue to be used in this                        race.
Finally, I know that both you are honorable men; and the job of District Attorney is a hard job; but please in doing this job --don't allow False Evidence  Appear  Real
Kindest Regards,  Vincent A.  LoDato

Eileen was given a lethal dose of morphine sulfate  300 mg over 50 hr. or 6 mg per hr. she was only 6 on the pain index  -- she  was given this killer dose to cover several medical mistakes

Update #211 years ago
we have updated till the end of november
Update #111 years ago
We have added a blog about Eileen LoDato....Thank you again for your support....kindest regards vince
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