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gave sworn testimony. Your Affiant, as a result, became aware
that Lisa had been severely psychotic by at least the second day of her stay and continued to be psychotic until .her death; she was viewed by her caretakers as someone who was unable to care for herself, talk coherently or make logical decisions; she was watched by employees on a round-the-clock basis, was intentionally isolated by employees who removed the phone from Lisa’s room and avoided talking to her or in her presence, never attempted to contact Lisa’s next-of-kin, repeatedly prevented Lisa from leaving the premises, and held Lisa down for periods of as much as an hour because she became violent or self—destructive. Your Affiant also learned that employees attempted to treat Lisa’s condition by inducing sleep and, in order to accomplish this, medicated her without her consent and without appropriate medical supervision or authorization. All CSFSO employees were represented by counsel and had refused to give sworn testimony before the State Attorney’s Office until they were granted use immunity pursuant to Chapter 914. Your Affiant states that he has reviewed records subpoenaed from CSFSO, and was present during the testimony of CSFSO employee and custodian of records Glenn Steilo who indicated that the Ft. Harrison Hotel is owned by CSFSO, and that all the caretakers, Medical Liaison Office employees and Alain Kartuzinski, with the possible exception of Sylvia DelaVega are staff members and paid employees of the CSFSO. |
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