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NORMAN J CLEMENT RPH., DDS, NORMAN L. CLEMENT PHARM-TECH, MALACHI F. MACKANDAL PHARMD, IN THE SPIRIT OF WALTER R. CLEMENT MS., MBA., BELINDA BROWN-PARKER, IN THE SPIRIT OF JOSEPH SOLVO ESQ., IN THE SPIRIT OF REV. C.T. VIVIAN, JELANI ZIMBABWE CLEMENT, BS., MBA., WILLIE GUINYARD BS., IN THE SPIRIT OF ERLIN CLEMENT SR.,  JOSEPH WEBSTER MD., MBA, BEVERLY C. PRINCE MD., FACS., LEROY BAYLOR,   JAY K. JOSHI MD., MBA, ADRIENNE EDMUNDSON, ESTER HYATT PH.D., WALTER L. SMITH BS., IN THE SPIRIT OF BRAHM FISHER ESQ., MICHELE ALEXANDER MD., CUDJOE WILDING BS, MARTIN NDJOU, BS., RPH., IN THE SPIRIT OF DEBRA LYNN SHEPHERD, BERES E. MUSCHETT, STRATEGIC ADVISORS

LESLY POMPY MD

NOTES FROM TRIAL IN FEDERAL COURT DETROIT MICHIGAN

(notes may not reflect the actual date of testimony, only the date received)

Diane Greer:

“..It’s horrible what they did to this good man!! May the ones who participated in his persecution get the same in return for their evil behavior..”

December 19

Testimony:

Dr. Moulton (The Jamaican Dermatologist) testified that she sent her daughter ( Nonaigne) to me, she described how Nonaigne  wanted more pain medications. I refused, Nonaigne went to a different pain doctor, who later abandoned her. Nonaigne subsequently overdosed on Heroin and died in Maryland. Dr. Moulton cried on the witness stand, with a deep impact on the jury. 

Dr. Shah testified as to to Interstitial cystitis, being incurable , and causing lifelong pain and suffering.

Former patient Jes Staten testified that his great life came to an abrupt end after a car accident. His hip exploded. Surgery wasn’t an option. I did the platelets rich plasma for his  hip.

The surgeons at University of Michigan could not believe how his shattered hips was healed. I prescribed Jes the stimulant Ritalin.

Prosecutor Wayne Pratt ascribed the Ritalin as treatment of side effects of opioids.

Jes described to the Jury that after weeks of chemotherapy for brain cancer ( astrocytoma), he was week and sleeping 19 hours per day. I prescribed the Ritalin so he could stay awake. 

Former patient Steve Ellison  was a former nuclear technician for the U.S department of energy. Steve was involved in a car accident, became addicted to the pain pills, lost his job and his family.

One day he was suicidal, went on top of the bridge in Monroe to jump. He called his father who came to get him from the suicidal bridge. I put Steve on addiction medicine, turned his life around, and now has a job in construction and family back.

Dennis Helm testified that Dr. Pompy brought platelets rich plasma to Monroe, successfully treated his knee.

After the 9/26/2016 raid he could not find another doctor to do it for him but at 3 times the cost. Insurance does not cover platelets rich plasma and he could not pay for the added costs, per each knee.

Dennis ended up with surgery of his knees and subsequent lengthy painful recovery. Earlier in the trial one former employee who had turned witness for Wayne Pratt had accused  Dr. Pompy of trading a truck with Helms for OxyContin.

However, this was a damn lie….”I had never,” Pompy writes, “prescribed Dennis Helm pain medications since he (Helm’s) was under treatment at the Ann Arbor’s Veterans hospital. Dennis is a Vietnam vet disabled by agent Orange in Vietnam.” 

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PRATT, BUSTED BY DONNINI AND CHAPMAN

Prosecutor Wayne Pratt  hid a column on the Medicare payments to Dr Pompy for medical services rendered to Dennis’s wife, Ines Helm. Wayne insinuated that Dr. Pompy billed Helm’s insurance for services not rendered.

My attorneys Chapman and Donnini caught the Wayne Pratt attempt to deceive the Jury. Jurors frowned at the intentional misrepresentation, sleight of hand, by Wayne Pratt as he was attempting to manufacture a health care fraud charge. ( billing for services not rendered)

The Defense Rested Closing  Arguments Tuesday December 20, 2022.

HIGHLIGHTS

Dr. Murphy:

My medical expert witness, Dr. Murphy ( no relationship to Judge Murphy, of the case), began to testify. He showed how the undercover from the Blue Cross Blue Shield, fabricated medical records obtained from Dr. Robertson. Marc Moore denied he participated in the fabrication of medical records for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Mutual Insurance Company, James Stewart, aka James Howell.

Marc Moore conceded that he had no medical training, and no billing and coding knowledge. Marc Moore lacks the education, training, or experience to issue a legal opinion as to the illegal distribution of controlled substances, or insurance fraud.

My attorney played the tape of Marc Moore mocking my education. Marc Moore testified that he was keeping his cell phone on 9/26/16 so that he would see all of the drug addicts texting him to buy drugs.

December 12

Brian Bishop was the DEA agent who was actually present at the raid on 9/26/16. Bishop will not testify. Michelle Cooper of the Diversion Department of the DEA testified that the DEA helped doctors but did not do that for “Dr. Pompy.”

1)They could have helped with record-keeping ideas, but the DEA did not.

2)The DEA performed no investigation prior to the 9/26/16 raid. I was not on their radar.

3)The DEA did not check whether the number of Suboxone patients was correct, above, or below. She agreed that going over the limit of the Suboxone patients was not a criminal offense.

4)After the raid, the DEA reduced my Suboxone patients from 275 back down to 100.

5)Diversion investigator Michelle Cooper had no idea why my Suboxone limit was dropped, after the raid.

6)Chapman found it strange that the drop occurred after the raid.

7) The jury was fascinated by prosecution witness Diana Knight’s testimony: proper billing occurred and nothing was fraudulent. Diana was Dr. Pompy’s medical office biller. She maintained composure during intense, relentless attacks by AUSA Wayne F. Pratt. She won the jury’s heart.

December 8

Good day

Brent Cathey of Monroe City Police, now Police Captain after the 9/26/16 raid, saw what appeared to be medication bottles, with an expired date, at the house. Brent Cathey did not know what was in the bottles. The bottles were not chemically tested. 

Tracey Lapalme, a former addiction patient testified that Dr. Pompy made her an addict. She was surprised to find out that Dr. Pompy had her on Suboxone, from the first visit, to treat any medication misuse she may have had. Suboxone can treat pain and substance misuse. 

Stephanie Stine testified that her boyfriend, Scott Jones, would beat her up, and take half of her medications. She did not report either the abuse or the taking of her medications by Scott Jones to Dr. Pompy. She testified that she had interstitial cystitis ( an incurable, painful disease of the bladder that causes pelvic and abdominal pain ), and endometriosis since she was 15. She is still on medications.

..the question we now ask have these doctors done wrong???

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