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Fake Impotence Doctor Faces Hard Time

Stephanie Slater, a crime reporter and blogger for the Palm Beach Post, either has a very dry sense of humor or needs an editor:

Fake Impotence Doctor Faces Hard Time

Fake Impotence Doctor Faces Hard Time Screen Cap Suffer from erectile dysfunction?

Marc J. Goulet suggests “Passion Cream for Women,” and testosterone injections.

Except Goulet, who has been treating patients at six clinics in five counties for sexual dysfunction, is not a doctor, authorities said.

via Bill Jempty

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  1. Archives December 2006 August 2006 June 2006 May 2006 April 2006 March 2006 February 2006 [IMG Outside The Beltway | OTB] Gonzales: Prosecutors Firings Mishandled Fake Impotence Doctor Faces Hard Time Al-Qaeda Propaganda Production at New High Conservatives, Progressives, and Perception Death of News Reporting? U.S. Attorney Firing Scandal JSC Chairman Says Homosexual Acts Immoral Is Content King Online?

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  2. John Burgess says:

    Reporters don’t generally get to write their own headlines; columnists sometimes do. Usually, the headline is done by an editor. It’s the editor who may need to go back to re-education camp.

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  3. Bithead says:

    Facing “Hard time”?
    Woulda worked better had his name been “Bob”.
    A smile in the mug shot woulda been a nice touch, too.

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  4. Perhaps you would prefer it if they referred to him getting a stiff sentence. Or maybe if they questioned if the evidence would stand up in court.

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