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TONY ORTEGA
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In November, we told you about David Minkoff’s surprising response to being sued in the death of Whitney Mills.
He argued that the wrong experts were consulted by Whitney’s mother, Leila Mills, who is suing the Church of Scientology and Minkoff over her daughter’s 2022 suicide. Those experts strongly condemned the way Minkoff had kept Whitney away from legitimate health care when she repeatedly came to him with complaints of severe mental distress. His misdiagnosing of her (he told her she had parasites and cancer, and that wasn’t true) while keeping her away from legitimate care had, the experts said, killed her.
Minkoff’s response, written by his attorney Kyle R. Fontaine, was that the lawsuit had not followed Florida law by consulting experts in Minkoff’s own specialty, which is an extremely delusional version of “alternative medicine.” And therefore, it doesn’t matter that an infectious disease specialist, a neurologist, and a professor of psychiatry consulted by Leila Mills and her attorney Ramon Rasco all condemned Minkoff’s handling of Whitney Mills.
Fontaine filed for a hearing to be held over that argument, that the lawsuit didn’t observe Florida law when it added Minkoff, and that hearing is scheduled to take place this morning at the Pinellas County Courthouse. Mark Bunker tells us he’s going to attend and report to us what goes down.
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He argued that the wrong experts were consulted by Whitney’s mother, Leila Mills, who is suing the Church of Scientology and Minkoff over her daughter’s 2022 suicide. Those experts strongly condemned the way Minkoff had kept Whitney away from legitimate health care when she repeatedly came to him with complaints of severe mental distress. His misdiagnosing of her (he told her she had parasites and cancer, and that wasn’t true) while keeping her away from legitimate care had, the experts said, killed her.
Minkoff’s response, written by his attorney Kyle R. Fontaine, was that the lawsuit had not followed Florida law by consulting experts in Minkoff’s own specialty, which is an extremely delusional version of “alternative medicine.” And therefore, it doesn’t matter that an infectious disease specialist, a neurologist, and a professor of psychiatry consulted by Leila Mills and her attorney Ramon Rasco all condemned Minkoff’s handling of Whitney Mills.
Fontaine filed for a hearing to be held over that argument, that the lawsuit didn’t observe Florida law when it added Minkoff, and that hearing is scheduled to take place this morning at the Pinellas County Courthouse. Mark Bunker tells us he’s going to attend and report to us what goes down.
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Scientology doc David Minkoff tries to argue out of lawsuit, Bunker will be watching
In November, we told you about David Minkoff’s surprising response to being sued in the death of Whitney Mills.
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