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Was wondering if Superintendent Roberts could explain the Hospital's investigation policy in re: to patient's complaints of abuse.  In light of the article that came out in the Statesman Journal this week.  The first half, an excerpt from a letter, read some very serious allegations of abuse and intimidation.  Yet, the interview comments seemed entirely unrelated to the details of the letter.  The letter involved fear and abuse, the comments seemed to come from a child with entitlement issues wanting his "passes"?  How does an article like this make it to the Statesman Journal?

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