Dr Death: Worst moment of my life, the day I was born.....

From Jill Stanek.com

This gives me the chills just reading it. He regrets the day he was born.  Dr. Death....as one person commented...." This statement explains a lot.Kevorkian should have been getting help for depression rather than "helping" others with theirs."

JUNE 22, 2010

Quote of the Day 6-22-10

"I have no regrets, none whatsoever," he said. It was windy outside, but it was also over 90 degrees in sunny Ann Arbor, MI. I was now sweating, and he was... well, cold.

He shifted his gaze from his lawyer back to me. "Sanjay, you want to know the single worst moment of my life?"

That wasn't the question I asked, but in fact I was curious to know the answer.

"OK," I replied - a little uneasily.

He smiled now and said in a very deliberate, almost staccato voice: "The single worst moment of my life... was the moment I was born." And, we had officially begun my sit-down interview with Dr. Jack Kevorkian.

~ CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta, reporting on his interview with physician-suicide enthusiast Dr. Jack Kevorkian, June 14

Dr. Death driven not by compassion but by desire to experiment on people.....

Todd Pruitt in his blog  reprints  a 2005 article about  Dr. Death that needs to be read again since the movie of his life is now out. This expose of Kevorkian shows how he is obsessed with death and

"was driven by a ghoulish desire to conduct human vivisection, or “obitiatry,” as he liked to call it. Yes, you read right. Kevorkian’s primary motive in all that he did was to create the social conditions that would permit him to experiment on the people he was putting to death. . . ."

Don't believe the hype coming from HBO's biopic on Jack Kevorkian. Several years ago, after hearing rumors that a movie about Kevorkian was in the works, Wesley Smith wrote the following:

Kevorkian appears to have pursued a three-step plan toward achieving his dream: First, popularize assisted suicide and make it seem acceptable; second, give society a utilitarian stake in assisted suicide by using the victims for organ procurement; and finally, gain permission to conduct his death experiments on the sick and disabled people he would be allowed to kill.