Kate Shemirani@KateShemirani
Justice must be based on evidence, not narrative.
For almost two years I have been publicly blamed and portrayed in a certain way, received death threats while at the same time I was asking for clinical records, monitor data, investigation reports and disclosure documents following the death of my beloved daughter Paloma Scarlet Shemirani.
This case involved a Serious Incident, a police investigation, intensive care admission and a Coroner’s Inquest. In such circumstances, clinical records, monitor data and investigation evidence are critically important and should be preserved and reviewed as part of any investigation.
Throughout this process I did not go quiet because I knew that records, timelines and documents would eventually matter more than headlines, opinions or media narratives.
What is now becoming increasingly clear is that there are serious unanswered questions regarding the retention, preservation and disclosure of primary physiological monitor data and investigation materials.
All of the clinical material that we do now have, including the 999 call with heart beat clearly audible throughout, ECGs, blood results, troponin levels, blood gases, monitor figures, DICOM scan files indicating massive reduction in volume of the mediastinal mss , autopsy findings of no evidence of old or new infarct and eyewitness accounts, does not support a any cardiac arrest prior to emergency intervention. Instead, the clinical picture and subsequent deterioration are more consistent with iatrogenic drug-induced and clinical intervention injury following emergency treatment.
This is not a matter of opinion or media narrative. This is a matter of records, data, timelines and investigation integrity.
For a long time I have asked the same simple question;
What primary monitor data existed, who reviewed it during the Serious Incident investigation and inquest preparation, and where is that data now?
That question still has not been properly answered.
This has never been about arguments, blame or publicity.
It has always been about records, evidence and what actually happened.
I did not go quiet because the truth is found in documents, data and timelines not in headlines.
Today it was Paloma. Who is next?
Justice must be based on evidence, not narrative.
I will have justice.
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