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!doctype html>html langen>head>    meta charsetutf-8>    title>Sign The Petition | Pardon Dr. Bob’s Wrongful Conviction/title>    meta namedescription contentDr. Robert Ignasiak was a small town doctor in North Florida who was wrongfully convicted by the US Federal Gov. Sign the petition to pardon Dr. Bob.>    meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1, maximum-scale1, user-scalable0 />    link hrefhttps://fonts.googleapis.com/css?familyMontserrat|Playfair+Display|Roboto relstylesheet>    link relstylesheet href/assets/css/main.min.css?v1.0>    !--if lt IE 9>    script srchttps://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/html5shiv/3.7.3/html5shiv.js>/script>    !endif-->    script>    (function(i,s,o,g,r,a,m){iGoogleAnalyticsObjectr;irir||function(){        (ir.qir.q||).push(arguments)},ir.l1*new Date();as.createElement(o),        ms.getElementsByTagName(o)0;a.async1;a.srcg;m.parentNode.insertBefore(a,m)    })(window,document,script,https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js,ga);    ga(create, UA-87407414-1, auto);    ga(send, pageview);    /script>    script srchttps://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.1.0/jquery.min.js>/script>/head>body>    header idheader>        nav idnav>            h1>PardonDrBob/h1>            ul>                li>a target_blank relnoopener hrefhttps://medium.com/pardon-doctor-bob/helpdoctorbob-6288c2e0c6c6#.xdioy85aj>Article/a>/li>                li>a href#resources>Resources/a>/li>                li>a hrefmailto:pardondrbob@gmail.com>Contact/a>/li>                li>a target_blank relnoopener hrefhttps://www.change.org/p/donald-trump-pardon-dr-bob-s-wrongful-conviction-sign-the-petition?recruiter183108921&utm_sourceshare_petition&utm_mediumcopylink&utm_campaignshare_petition>Sign Petition/a>/li>            /ul>        /nav>        h2>—  A Petition to Free Dr.Robert Ignasiak/h2>        p classquote>“I have been rewarded for my 20 years of medical service to my small community with life in prison.”/p>        ul classcta-links>            li>a hrefhttps://youtu.be/KCSHR-dHoNk?rel0 data-lity>Play Video/a>/li>            li>a target_blank relnoopener hrefhttps://medium.com/pardon-doctor-bob/helpdoctorbob-6288c2e0c6c6#.xdioy85aj>Read Full Story/a>/li>        /ul>    /header>    section classstory>        h3>Dr. Bob’s Story/h3>        div classline>/div>        p>Doctor Robert L. Ignasiak (affectionately called Doctor Bob by the locals of Freeport) has been wrongly convicted by the United States Federal Government of prescribing controlled substances to patients without determining a sufficient medical necessity. What business does the governement have telling a doctor how to treat his patients? In his own words, “I have been rewarded for my 20 years of medical service to my small community with life in prison.”/p>        div classstory-overlay>/div>    /section>    section classdisney>        p>“Doctor Bob has always been an honest, caring family man who never supported drug use/abuse and was adamant about projecting this believe with his children and their friends.”/p>        h4>—  Former Patient/h4>        div classdisney-overlay>/div>    /section>    section classtimeline>        ul classinteractive-timeline>            li classactive data-year1985 data-titleHow it started data-contentp>Started the Freeport Medical Clinic and married Teresa Higgens, a nurse he worked with at the clinic. Together with Teresa, they started a “Mom and Pop operation”. The Freeport population at the time was a small 500 people within the town limits and Dr. Bob was the only full-time doctor. As the small town of Freeports, Floridas first and only doctor, Dr. Bob has cared for thousands of patients and has always prescribed dosages that adhered to the Physicians Desk Reference.  He founded the Freeport Medical Clinic in 1985 has served the local community for more than two decades./p>p>As one former employee who worked at the clinic affirmed during the trial, “if somebody was sick in Freeport and needed to see a doctor that particular day, they would come to see Dr. Ignasiak.” In 2005, after making successfully returns on investments made in real estate, Bob decided to retire./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li data-year2005 data-titleFirst victory data-contentp>In Spring of 2005, Dr. Ignasiak was audited by Dr. Timothy Walker from Medicaid, claiming that Dr. Ignasiak intermediate visits were too short in time to qualify as intermediate despite Dr. Ignasiak detailed notes outlining each patient visit. Dr. Ignasiak hired a lawyer that argued his sessions met the necessary criteria and won the case./p>p>Dr. Walker then submitted Dr. Ignasiak name to the DEA after noting several patients received controlled substances for chronic and painful conditions. In the last month of 2005, Dr. Ignasiak decided to retire./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li data-year2006 data-titleDEAs first strike data-contentp>The DEA raids Dr. Ignasiak office and confiscated all of the medical charts - calling them evidence./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li data-year2008 data-titleArrest and Trial data-contentp>span classsubheading>February/span>Dr. Ignasiak was arrested for 54 counts centered around the charge that Dr. Ignasiak had prescribed unnecessary quantities of controlled substances to 20 former patients between May 2003 and December 2005 without a legitimate medical “purpose” and “outside the usual course of professional practice”./p>p>span classsubheading>October/span>Judge Collier rejects pretrial motions. During the trial, the prosecution used an expert witness to claim that Dr. Ignasiak violated the standard of care. The prosecution focused on presenting the number of prescriptions for controlled substances as abnormally high, despite prescribing only ⅓ of the maximum number (150) of controlled substances per day dictated by The Florida Board of Medicines Rule #64B8-9.0134. Only one of the Dr. Ignasiaks patients in the indictment testified. She admitted she had exaggerated her complaints of pain while on the stand./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li classhidden data-year2008 Continued data-titleTrial Continues data-contentp>span classsubheading>October/span>The defense called upon two witnesses: Dr. Leonard Rappa (Pharm.D) and Dr. David Fowler (M.D.)/p>p>span classspacer>/span>Dr. Rappa documented that the combinations of medicines that Dr. Ignasiak prescribed were not excessive, either individually or in combination, and were appropriate for the conditions documented in the medical records from a pharmaceutical standpoint./p>p>Dr. David Fowler was the Chief Medical Examiner for the state of Maryland. He documented that, due to redistribution, toxicology reports on drug levels in the body after death are misleading. He reviewed the autopsy reports of what the prosecution presented and declared that the deaths were either “natural”, the result of suicides, or uncertain. /p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li classhidden data-year2008 Continued data-titleThe Verdict data-contentp>span classsubheading>October/span>Dr. Ignasiak was convicted on 43 counts for 15 patients and acquitted on 11 counts for the other 5 patients.  He received a sentence of 25 years!/p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li data-year2009 data-titleThe Appeal data-contentp>The defense submits an appeal for mistrial in hopes that a higher court will be correct this injustice and Docotor Ignasiaks wrongful imprisonment./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li data-year2012 data-titlePartial Justice data-contentp>span classsubheading>May/span>Dr. Ignasiak partially wins his appeal and is released from jail. The appeals court overturns all the convictions in the first two arguments but does not acquit Dr. Ignasiak of all of his counts.span classspacer>/span>The court remands the case back to the District Court (Judge Lacey A. Collier, the same judge that presided over the original trial) for further proceedings./p>p> span classspacer>/span>span classspacer>/span>span classspacer>/span>With the same judge and a similar jury, the retrial was likely to have the same outcome. Dr. Ignasiak could no longer afford an attorney./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li classhidden data-year2012 Continued data-titlePartial Justice data-contentp>span classsubheading>Summer/span>Dr. Ignasiak hired a local attorney to file a motion to dismiss the case due to prosecutorial misconduct (withholding incriminating information about their expert witness, Dr. Jordan). Judge Collier, the same judge, denies it./p>p>span classsubheading>November/span>Dr. Ignasiak falls into despair at the hopelessness of getting a fair trial and fakes his own death. He runs away and takes on a different identity./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li data-year2013 data-titleThe Second Trial data-contentp>span classsubheading>September/span>Dr. Ignasiak is arrested and charged with failure to appear in court./p>p>span classsubheading>November/span>Dr. Ignasiak’s attorney informs him that the prosecution is targeting his family with charges related to his failure to appear in court that could place them in jail for up to 10 years each.span classspacer>/span>Dr. Ignasiak negotiates an agreement that protects his family in exchange for a guilty plea.span classspacer>/span>Judge Collier charges Dr. Ignasiak with 20 years for prescribing controlled substances and 10 years for failing to appear in court./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>            li data-yearNow data-titleNow data-contentp>Dr. Ignasiak is an inmate at Coleman Federal Low, looking for another chance at justice./p>>div classdot>/div>/li>        /ul>        div classtimeline--content>            h4 classtimeline--content-year>1985/h4>            h3 classtimeline--content-title>How it started/h3>            div classtimeline--content-description>                p>Started the Freeport Medical Clinic and married Teresa Higgens, a nurse he worked with at the clinic. Together with Teresa, they started a “Mom and Pop operation”. The Freeport population at the time was a small 500 people within the town limits and Dr. Bob was the only full-time doctor. As the small town of Freeports, Floridas first and only doctor, Dr. Bob has cared for thousands of patients and has always prescribed dosages that adhered to the Physicians Desk Reference.  He founded the Freeport Medical Clinic in 1985 has served the local community for more than two decades./p>                p>As one former employee who worked at the clinic affirmed during the trial, “if somebody was sick in Freeport and needed to see a doctor that particular day, they would come to see Dr. Ignasiak.” In 2005, after making successfully returns on investments made in real estate, Bob decided to retire./p>            /div>        /div>        div classarrows>            div classleft-arrow>/div>            div classright-arrow>/div>        /div>        div classarrow-line>/div>    /section>    section classfullstory>        div classarrow-line>/div>        img classarrow-bottom src/assets/img/arrow.png srcset/assets/img/arrow.png 1x, /assets/img/arrow@2x.png 2x />        div classcontent>            img classstethoscope src/assets/img/stethoscope.png srcset/assets/img/stethoscope.png 1x, /assets/img/stethoscope@2x.png 2x />            div classcontent--text>                h3>Want to read the full story?/h3>                p>The Government wrongfully accused Dr. Ignasiak of prescribing unnecessary or excessive quantities of controlled substances without a legitimate medical purpose. They called it a “scheme to defraud health care providers.” Find out how the government manipulated the facts to put an innocent man in jail./p>                a target_blank relnoopener hrefhttps://medium.com/pardon-doctor-bob/helpdoctorbob-6288c2e0c6c6#.xdioy85aj>Read More/a>            /div>        /div>    /section>    section classsign>        h3>Sign Petition/h3>        p>Join us! Help free an innocent man that has spent his life helping others./p>        a target_blank relnoopener hrefhttps://www.change.org/p/donald-trump-pardon-dr-bob-s-wrongful-conviction-sign-the-petition?recruiter183108921&utm_sourceshare_petition&utm_mediumcopylink&utm_campaignshare_petition>Sign Now/a>    /section>    section idresources classresources>        h3>Resources/h3>        div classline>/div>        ul>            li>a target_blank relnoopener hrefhttp://www.browardpalmbeach.com/news/pill-mill-expert-witness-newly-disclosed-criminal-past-could-spark-wave-of-appeals-6452652>Doctor Jordans Criminal Past/a>/li>            li>a target_blank relnoopener hrefhttp://www.royblack.com/blog/move-over-ted-stevens-here-comes-dr-jordan-dojs-next-brady-scandal/>Doctor Jordans Criminal Past 2/a>/li>            li>a target_blank relnoopener hrefhttp://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-11th-circuit/1591616.html>Doctor Bobs Appeal/a>/li>        /ul>    /section>    script src/assets/js/main.min.js>/script>/body>/html>

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