Doctor who died by suicide may have falsified children's vaccination records, sheriff says

Dr. Van Koinis died in September, but the Cook County Sheriff's Office said that when investigating his death, there were "record keeping issues" that made it unclear which patients received vaccinations and which did not.

He was well known for being someone who was into homeopathic medicine,' and from what we have determined, it was well known that people opposed to vaccination could go to him," 'Sheriff Tom Dart told the Chicago Tribune.

"I was just there for the checkup and he actually ended up telling me that my son didn't need the vaccines that the school had said," Mary Mullaney told the TV station. She said her son's school later contacted her about his vaccination record, and they returned to Koinis to get the vaccinations.

"When I went back to Dr. Koinis, he was kind of surprised. We got the shots. He gave it to him. I hope that’s what he gave him," Mullaney said.'''

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/02/14/illinois-doctor-van-koinis-may-have-faked-vaccination-records-sheriff/4759104002/

hmmm…..wonder if suicide weekend includes normies

combining details from two stories regarding the same crime

He was 'kind and generous' | Why would this loving father commit a murder-suicide?

As police have yet to release a motive, an expert shares his opinion.

SUGAR LAND, Texas — The new details of the Logan family murder-suicide have made the case more difficult for many people to comprehend.

How could a reportedly kind and generous father suddenly snap?

Sugar Land Police said their detectives are still working on a motive as to why Richard Logan would murder his wife, Diana, and 11-year-old son, then travel more than 150 miles to where his daughter attends college and attacked her.

“This is very unusual, very unusual," said forensic pathologist Dr. Paul Radelat. "I’ve seen murders. I’ve seen suicides. I’ve seen everything one human being can do to another one. This is very unusual.”

Nobody in the family had a criminal history; police said they had never been called to the home, and authorities said they were not being investigated for any crimes.

Dr. Radolet is convinced there was something there that nobody else could see.

“There are four or five things that will cause a person to snap, particularly if they’re image conscious," Dr. Radelat said. "One is money. One is sexuality that’s illicit. Another one is drugs.”

We still don’t know what that black blot might be, or if one exists.

Dr. Radelat said he does not believe it will remain a secret for much longer.

“Something is going to come out," Dr. Radelat said.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/why-did-a-reportedly-loving-father-and-community-leader-snap/285-5e8dad69-9d1c-4e99-b11b-19bc646fd652

Richard Logan was a longtime pastor ata River Pointe Church in Richmond before leaving to found a non-profit called Attack Poverty.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/crime/richard-logan-attacked-his-daughter-in-san-marcos-after-killing-wife-and-son-sugar-land-police-say/285-a7595276-197a-4345-a6ca-3480ed996bf6

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