Don't Scratch Your Nose With A Gun - By: Dr Bill

Yesterday, I was focusing on news from around the world and I found
some real gems that I thought I'd share with you today. The first
story comes from our Rooshkie friends, dateline Moscow, where a 23
year old Moscow policeman fell victim to his own carelessness.

Apparently, he decided to scratch an itch on his nose with a gun and
killed himself. (How did he get to be a cop?)

The unidentified Vic had been serving as a policeman since 2007. He
was single and had never visited the police psychologist. The
investigation ruled out murder and suicide.

In China, a "Murdered" Chinese man has reappeared after 10 years,
dateline Beijing. A man who was supposedly hacked to death in a
fight reappeared in his hometown. This has raised serious questions
about police torture, used to extract a confession from the
"alleged" killer.

Zhao Zouhai, the "alleged" killer, served 10 years of a 29 year
sentence after "confessing" to killing Zhao Zhenshang in a hatchet
fight, in central China's Henan province.

A headless body was found in a village well, about a year after the
fight, at which point Zhao Zuohai was arrested and "confessed" to
the killing.

The supposed victim, Zhao Zhenshang, reappeared in the village in
early May, to seek welfare support. He fled because...he thought he
had killed the now imprisoned Zhao.

The brother of the wrongly imprisoned Zhao Zuohai said, in a press
conference, that the police forced his brother to drink water spiked
with extremely hot chilis and shot off fireworks over his head, in
order to make him "confess." Zhao Zuohai narrowly escaped being
executed for the crime. His sentence was commuted from the death
penalty, after two years.

While in prison, Zhao's wife left him and married another man. Three
of his four children were given up for adoption by the state.

Down in Tampa, an alligator wrassler was bested by...a gator.
Jeffrey Quattrocchi, a gator handler from Kissimmee, was in the
midst of a "performance" when the gator put an "arm bar" on his
right arm and that is as good as a pin, in gator wrasslin circles.
Quattrocchi, who calls himself "Swampmaster" will need surgery to
repair his arm.

Florida Fish and Wildlife have not decided whether to give the gator
back to Quattrocchi, or make some really nice boots out of him.
The "Swampmaster" says, "I bow to no man or beast, but respect all
who rock before me." Now you know what too much Budweiser, Jack
Daniels and Metallica can do to a human brain.

The best time to start getting healthy is... right now.

About the Author

Dr. Bill is an orthopaedic surgeon and author. He recommends this pharmaceutical grade fish oil for more energy, reduced joint pain and increased heart health.

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