AKA CYA

CNN: "Man who found Princ...e 3, 2016)

phoenixrising said:

Cya is right

That title is so misleading for the article. Total propoganda for the doc's son and as mentioned, CYA. Just like the lawyer's press conference.

nelcp777 said:

I am not saying the doc's son did anything wrong in regards to administering drugs or caused the death of Prince.

I am concerned that he was in possession of the drugs and he was not licensed to have them or transport them. For that, in my opinion, he should face some charges for that.

nelcp777 said:

leftcoast said:

nelcp777 said:

EnDoRpHn said:

To Andrew Kornfeld - Let me just get this straight - you are described as a pre-med student - but you haven't even applied for med school. That means you are just a student. You ONLY have a B.A, B.S. - basic education. Your father, very unprofessionally, sent you to sell a product to a celebrity - and it's called a "life saving mission"? If that were true, you would have been there weeks, months, years earlier. Then you have the audacity to write for CNN using, taking advantage of the tragic death of one of - if not the finest musicians of all time - to sell your father's accomplishments and make it sound like you did all you could and that the reader should feel sorry for you. This I cannot do. I feel that what you did was the act of a selfish vulture and possibly illegal since you were in the possession of drugs you had no authority to have. This is not a proud moment for you and the negative publicity and tarnished reputation may have cemented a very limited number of career choices for you in the future. Just my opinion.

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meagemini2 said:

To Andrew Wakefeld ....

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Andrew Kornfeld.

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I think you might be getting him confused with Andrew Wakefield, who's the anti-MMR vaccine guy.

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geetee71 said:

meagemini2 said:

To Andrew Wakefeld ....

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Andrew Kornfeld.

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I think you might be getting him confused with Andrew Wakefield, who's the anti-MMR vaccine guy.

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Thank you - yes, I meant Kornfeld - my brain has been kind of mushy the last few days.

meagemini2 said:

Thank you - yes, I meant Kornfeld - my brain has been kind of mushy the last few days.

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nursev said:

mailaccount63 said:

nelcp777 said:

I am not saying the doc's son did anything wrong in regards to administering drugs or caused the death of Prince.

I am concerned that he was in possession of the drugs and he was not licensed to have them or transport them. For that, in my opinion, he should face some charges for that.

Why?!? For having compassion ?!? For wanting to help someone?!? I am barely able to restrain myself from saying what I really want to say to you..... Good article by Andrew Kornfeld, but he better talk to his attorney BEFORE he wants to do something like this again.

Compassion is not the issue. If I have unprescribed drugs on my person and the police find them on me, I will be charged. This man should not be any different.That is the only reason for my comments.

I am grateful that they tried to help.

Why is this guy talking to the press? Was he investigated by police? This all seems very strange.

surelyafan said:

Bunsterdk said:

nursev said:

I don't think he needs to be brought up on charges...he was only trying to help Prince when his staff was incapable of doing so. But with that being said...dude needs to shut up! Cuz if he talks some more or writes a book or some shit trynna cash in on Prince we gonna have a problem.

Indeed!!

he just needs to stop talking