Two days set for sentencing in VA deaths, but lawyers say they likely won’t need that much time
May 11 and 12 are sentencing dates for Reta Mays.
May 11 and 12 are sentencing dates for Reta Mays.
The investigation sparked after at least 10 veterans died under suspicious circumstances at the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center.
Russ Posey, a 92-year-old Navy veteran, was recovering when his blood sugar crashed.
92-year-old was not diabetic but his sugar crashed.
One of the most common questions being asked about the suspicious deaths at the Louis A. Johnson Veterans Hospital in Clarksburg is, “Why hasn’t anyone been arrested? It’s an understandable question given what the public has learned about the horrific case. At least ten veterans, and perhaps more, died under suspicious circumstances while undergoing treatment
Federal prosecutor says his office is working closely with families.
Charleston attorney Tony O’Dell is now representing five families of veterans who died under suspicious circumstances at the Clarksburg Veterans Affairs facility.
Manchin announces visit to VA hospital as questions continue.
Inspector General for VA says it cannot comment on ‘potential wrongdoing.’
The numbers were part of a report the Trust for America’s Health and Well Being Trust released Tuesday.
National Guard to assist in hospitals for the foreseeable future as patient cases level off.
The 14,014 active cases is up slightly from the prior day’s 13,736.
State coronavirus czar urges more people to get vaccinated.
Nursing assistant admitted to improperly obtaining insulin from supplies at hospital and administering lethal doses.
Denis McDonough, the secretary for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and federal lawmakers toured the Clarksburg VA facility on Monday.
Lapses in oversight allowed veterans to be killed by a night shift nursing aide at a West Virginia veterans hospital, a federal probe concluded, but the leaders who allowed those lapses haven’t been fired. Instead, they have been shifted to jobs in the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The VA announced last Christmas Eve that
The families of veterans Charles Dean and John Hallman settled lawsuits.
Governor says failure to properly report deaths is “disrespectful.”
Funding has been approved, a lawyer for the families said, but there are still some steps in dealing with the government.
The state recorded a record-high number of deaths, 31, today.