Welcome to Handle on the Law Marginal Legal Advice, where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Now, I've been doing this show for a very long time, and it's hard for me to read about and tell you about a case that is sort of so interesting that I shake my head and I go, whoa, never seen one of these

before.

This one's kind of interesting.

So let me now share with you a, whoa, never seen one of these before.

This was kind of interesting.

Okay, we're in Wisconsin now.

And a Wisconsin nurse is accused of amputating a dying foot, a frostbite patient's foot,

actually toes, without permission.

And telling coworkers, this is the accusation, oh, it's a whole foot, sorry,

and allegedly telling coworkers that she is going to display the foot in her family's

taxidurby shop.

That's pretty interesting.

She's been criminally charged.

I'm sure there's a few civil suits going on, too, at some point. So Mary Brown charged with physical abuse of an elder person intentionally

causing great bodily harm and mayhem. Mayhem's an interesting charge. Mayhem is

disfiguring someone, you know, cutting off an arm, you know, taking a razor and slicing up

someone's face or whatever, that's mayhem.

Excuse me.

And so she is a woman that works at a facility where elderly people come and a lot of them

die because that's what a facility is about. And so this man comes in

who is very seriously ill. He's a 62-year-old. We don't know his name. He's a frostbite patient.

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