Update: Assistance Requested

 Update:  OIG Hotline, our son is with us at home at this time.  He is quite weak, and still jaundiced due to his liver condition.  But he is safe from criminal predation in his immediate environment, and this brings us a degree of comfort.  His mood seems to have improved with greater distance from the acute medical emergency that necessitated his hospitalization.

Lane MacWilliams

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OIG Hotline, my husband is currently attempting to discharge our son from El Camino Hospital.

Early this morning, the Hospital attempted, without our consent, to move our son to the Psychiatry Division, where we would have no access to him and no ability to protect him from harm.

Later, the nursing staff denied to my husband that two El Camino psychiatrists had visited our son's room.

Yet, I myself heard these physicians speaking to our son when my phone call to his room was connected in the middle of their visit.

As a result, we feel our only alternative is to withdraw our son from El Camino Hospital's care immediately.

If our son is left alone in this setting, we will be unable to ensure his physical safety.

Given El Camino Hospital's falsified ultrasound report, the Hospital's failure to read our son's pituitary MRI, and what are likely to be extensively falsified records within our son's medical file, we believe the current situation to be manifestly unsafe for him.

He certainly requires expert assessment of his apparently severe schistosomiasis multifollicularis.

We need assistance from federal authorities to ensure that he will not be further harmed by unlawful actions taken by FBI personnel regarding his medical care.

We would appreciate contact from those who can assist us under these circumstances.

Lane MacWilliams