Kelsi Sheren

He admitted to killing his mom illegally, but nothing's going to happen there.

So whatever.

We also had another doctor, it was Ontario, Quebec, a couple days ago, just get a four-month suspension because he mated three people and didn't tell the government about it.

Yeah, that's totally fine, right?

Or like Kenneth Law, who got ahold of maid drugs and put them on Amazon and is responsible for several deaths across the globe.

Semantics, right, Kels?

It's totally fine.

So this is the problem.

Grandma, sure, right, cool.

But why are we doing it early?

Great case, Mrs. B, okay, British Columbia.

She had applied for MAID and she was in her, I think she was like later end of life.

Her husband had what's caregiver syndrome, just exhaustion, couldn't do it anymore.

And during the assessment, she actually came to and she goes, you know, actually based on my religion, I've decided I don't want to do this anymore.

I don't want to do it anymore.

She was killed the same day.

Well, and so, you know, for example, Ellen Wiebe, I believe, has two criminal cases right now.

I was involved in one of the ones getting the family member stopped because she was going to be killed in the 11th hour.

And we were able to get a judge involved in British Columbia to stop that because she was approved on one Zoom session, even though she was bipolar cycling too.

She's doctor shop.