“When the State Police called to tell us they made a mistake and had the wrong person … it become clear that the state did not do their job here and now we all look foolish,” the release went on to say in a quote from Clerk Jacobs.
Nooo... incompetent, intrusive, disgusting, yes.
And there's still the question of "Just how did these supposedly confidential medical records make their way to the
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Agntsa.
My real name is relatively common, to the point that when I worked for large aerospace company 20 years ago there were 7 employees with my first and last name (middle initial different).
My Doctor, from whom I have received care for 20 years has another person with my name, so I make sure to give them my birthdate to ensure our files are not commingled, which happened once to my knowledge.
The imagined course of the law will have no relation to the reality of mixed up identities, and the government agencies involved will merely react with some variation of "Mistake? Unpossible!."
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