St. Maarten Private Eye

Flipper, your questions are all justifiable, as to what really happened. The information that was posted by "Please do not Judge" is classified information.
People now a days preach God but dont practice what they preach... When someone is inneed of help they say God Bless you. To know how long the man waited before the first set of treatment was adminstered is simply maths. He was in Cole-Bay 35 minutes before the Ambulance reach the scene, take 10 or 15 minutes to install the man in the ambulance and another 5 minutes drive to the hospital.
Then there were no trauma specialist on duty to handle the magnitude of injury the victim received. Bunchie's manager Phyllis Gumbs arrived on the scene 45 minutes after the victim reached the hospital... Then she produced the doctor card... That was when the first medication was adminstered and you know what Flipper they started by blood trasfusion... No one knows if they tested him to see his blood type...They never gave him anything to stop the bleeding while transfusing him... What you can say there is a lot unanswered questions that hopefully the pathologist report would reveal and that is if Stein make it public and and not to mention the SMMC report which you can expect to be concocked. So would the real truth come out... That is left to be seen.
What people need to know that there is not sufficient ambulance to cope with the population. like there is not enough space to cope with the amount of shit on the island and that is why we have sewage running all over. People needs to really become their brothers keepers and Breatlizers its a good idea, but you know what the island legal system does not think they need it.
Stein made it clear there is nowhere to force anyone to do a blood test if they dont want to. As per Government and what they are doing... I guess if you drive around the island and look at the posters that are placed along side the road for political propaganda you will see where the money is going... Theo and Maria is racing with their size of billboards and websites. They never thought of putting that money to purchasing an ambulance.