The Life of a Demoniac

Eternal vigilance, and all that ... Following is a letter stating the intent to pursue legal action due to the closure of complaints submitted to the Indiana Attorney General's Office against Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy and New Whiteland Kroger Pharmacy for their refusal to fill essential prescriptions without satisfactory resolution: Notice of Intent to Sue Tod... by James Alan Bush It gives the Attorney General’s office two weeks to provide further investigation results or face legal action. Catch up on the story here: Formal complaint submitted to Indiana Board of Pharmacy Request To Attorney General Rokita to Intervene in Pharmacy Cases Indiana Attorney General Rokita Closes Pharmacies’ Investigation

Asking the Attorney General’s Office to speed things up has consequences [ see Request To Attorney General Rokita to Intervene in Pharmacy Cases ], as is suggested by the unexpected closure of the investigation into the wrongdoing of downtown Indianapolis’ Walgreen’s Speciality Pharmacy and New Whiteland Kroger Pharmacy, as described in Formal complaint submitted to Indiana Board of Pharmacy . In spite of clear-cut violations of pharmacy guidelines for which there are no affirmative defenses [a slam-dunk], the case was abruptly closed just a few days after making a request to the office to advance the investigation after over a year and a half of no progress. The office sent an email advising of the closure, which provided no details pertaining to the investigation: There was no reason cited for having closed it (it is the timing that implies a connection between the request for progress in the investigation and its closure). Shortly after receiving the email, I took up the invitation

Following is a formal letter to Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita, requesting his assistance in expediting a stagnant consumer complaint involving Walgreens and Kroger pharmacies. The case highlights the pharmacies’ refusal to fill valid prescriptions essential for managing a life-threatening condition and their retaliatory actions. This letter followed a series of previous emails seeking information on the progress of the case, all of which were taken as requests for details of the investigation (which they were not). The first email requesting a statement of progress was addressed to Barbara Greene. It sought a status update on either of the two complaints. It also confirmed that an amended formal complaint was submitted to the Indiana Board of Pharmacy, making further of the occasion to request a progress report by highlighting a new element in the revised complaint that wasn't present in the original complaint, which involves a retaliatory action by one of the pharmacies rep

A formal request was made to Uber’s Legal Department and Privacy Team, seeking access to all records and chat transcripts related to a lost item issue that occurred after a ride on August 1st, 2024. The following letter details the specific information requested, which includes customer service communications, internal notes, and actions taken regarding the case: This serves as part of a broader effort to address Uber’s mishandling of the issue and to substantiate a complaint against the company.

As part of my ongoing efforts to enhance Bible study through AI, I’ve been developing a series of GPTs designed to help deepen understanding of scripture. Below is a list of these GPTs, each tailored to assist with various aspects of Bible study, from verse searches to thematic illustrations. These tools are crafted to bring clarity, insight, and ease to studying God’s Word in new and innovative ways. Each GPT in the list follows a simple, user-friendly format to make it easy for my readers to explore and engage with these tools. The format for each GPT includes: Link to the Latest Version: This clickable link allows my readers to directly access and use the latest version of the GPT. Description: A brief overview of what the GPT does, its purpose, and how it can assist with Bible study, providing insight into its features and strengths. Instructions: The exact set of instructions I use for the GPT to ensure it functions according to my intended design. This gives a behind-the-scenes l

I received an email this morning from an investigator at the Office of the Indiana Attorney General, which requested more information regarding my complaint for discrimination by Dr Soofi and other employees of Affordable Dentures. It posed three questions that sought to identify the parties involved and to seek specific information for complaint narrative purposes: My reply was as thorough as the alacrity in a response from the attorney general’s office was prompt, providing much more detail than was necessarily requested.  Yes  or no would have sufficed, but, so far, they have provided much better service than I have come to expect from other offices; a response in kind was the least I could muster in gratitude. Regardless, more detail will eventually be required should the investigation proceed further, and I prefer to  never put off till tomorrow what can be done today. The details added justify a rightful expectation that the investigation proceed like no other before it. That wil

The Indiana Attorney General’s Office responded to my complaint against Dr. Saad Soofi of Affordable Dentures & Implants, alleging HIV discrimination, professional misconduct, and patient mistreatment, advising me that the complaint was forward "for further investigation" by the office’s Licensing Enforcement division. The Attorney General’s response indicates that the matter has been assigned to an investigator for a second-round review to determine the sufficiency of the claims made in the complaint. Licensing Enforcement is responsible for investigating complaints against licensed professionals in Indiana to ensure compliance with state laws, which means that any investigation in the future will serve the interests of the state, and not necessarily mine as an individual. Acknowledgement of Complain... by James Alan Bush By forwarding the complaint to the Licensing Enforcement division, the Attorney General confirms that it meets all the statutorily required criteria