ROT Stage 1: Introduction to Elias True
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- Опубліковано 5 кві 2024
- Time to interrogate...
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Music is Inside Enemy Lines by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
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Post your questions for Mr. True or Officer Madina as comments on this video.
The 6 comments with the most likes will be asked, with an additional two questions contributed by Patreon members.
Question submissions and likes will be open until Wednesday the 10th at 12pm EST.
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Why would you sell the vitamins of the elderly for money, are their personal reasons or is it because you want to live "high" ?, if you get what I mean
I'm in love with this series already.
To officer Madina, what can you tell us about the medications that were sold to the public by Mr. Elias True? Were they in fact lifesaving or were they narcotics (or perhaps being improperly used for a narcotic like effect)? What kind of an effect did they have on those who have been caught using these medications?
Where did the money go?
No response is wild
That's the critical question. Mr. True is painting himself as the good guy for providing medication to those who need it altruistically, but if he pocketed the money than all he did was exploit the dead for profit.
(Who is the question for?)
@@GraphiteShores (Arguably both, but Officer Madina is far less punchable)
To Officer Madina: Is there evidence that Mr. True only expedited end-of-life plans for those already dying, suffering and/or non-responsive? Or were families "convinced" to pull the plug on patients that had a good quality of life and would have otherwise lived for a few more years?
I think we are skimming over something rather important: what was the nature of this coercion? were the patients actually legible for euthanasia or not? what was the life expectancy they had left?
I am seeing most people here are focusing over the drug angle, forgetting we could be dealing with a murderer in here.
EDIT: this questions goes to both officer Medina and Mr. True
Answer this, True:
Who were these buyers that needed your mishandled prescriptions? Are you really selling your wares to the people who need it most, or just anyone with top dollar who might sell it again on a mark up?
To Officer Madina: If released would Mr.True maintain his position in elder care or would he be removed from the position ?
I have a question for our dear Officer Madina here, how many families did Mr. True allegedly coerse to expedite their end-of-life plans? Secondly, are there any other suspected colleges involved in Mr. True's case that we should know about? Eager to learn more about it and hope to see more soon :)
colleagues*
Mr True, how long have you been performing this act of distribution of drugs, or as you would call, "providing the public with life saving medicine."
I ask, because with all due respect, I believe the length of time you've been distributing substances will affect our judgement, I only ask that you please speak truthfully and carefully.
Alright, as a wannabe detective, I have a lot, but very good questions for our little friend, Elias True. (Seems close to "Alias true", don't you think?)
1. With the illegal substances being sold, what are the substances? As in, what kind of medication is he selling? Who are they being sold to in regards of their health, both physically and mentally? How much do they cost on average, and where does the money go?
2. What has gotten Mr. True caught and taken into custody at this point? What got him into R.O.T.?
3. From these cases, we must know if there's a cause. What caused Mr. True to start committing these crimes in the first place?
That is all the questions that I have deemed important for now. (Loving the concept and the voice acting, as well as the animation and atmosphere in the video. Keep up the great work.)
Question to Mr. True
while your opinion of the Concretta's rules and regs aren't the reason as to your incarceration, your mentioning of 'in your experience' has me intrigued. Would you say your actions are motivated by a need to put leftover medical equipment to use, or from genuine concern for those fellow citizens? Expedition and coercion are two different things, but then again, so are altruism and mercantile.
Officer Madina, how many untimely passings amongst our elderly population can be attributed to Mr.True's actions? In other words, what is the death toll?
Was he redirecting life saving care from the elderly to turn a profit for himself? In other words, when he sourced the product he sold, where did it come from, and were there victims of that redirection?
Mr. True, you claimed that all you did was "lay out the options" for those under your care, yet you also claimed you encouraged hastening the end of life plans for some families. My questions are thus as follows: what sort of information did you provide to "encourage" them to speed up their end of life plans, and what condition were your patients in that led you to "encourage" them to hasten said plans?
To Officer Madina, how restricted are the medications Mr. True is describing? What does the waitlist look like and how many families/patients are on it?
Is there an existing program to redistribute unused medical drugs and supplies through the colony? If so, what is Mr. True's rebuttal? If not, would such a program be viable?
To ALL commenters:
Most of you are asking the right questions, so I decided, that instead of repeating them, I will post an observation.
Mr. True is very clearly thinking highly of himself and his actions. You can clearly see this in the way he initially introduces himself and talks about himself as the "the only option" (implying, he's their saviour) for desperate people in need. He then also persuades us at every step, that what he has done was not harmful, acting almost as if he was put into a school detention, instead of getting caught commiting a crime. He even goes as far as blaming the system and "insufferable doctors" for his current situation, as well as telling us that we should be grateful, which could be read as a manipulation technique.
Whether or not Mr. True's actions were moral or not is currently up to debate, but it is rather clear, that he does not regret his actions. He also tried telling us, that it is not a big deal.
Take that as you will.
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There are essentially two issues here... the coercion of the patients and their families, and the redistribution of medication. For Madina: What state were the patients in? Were they actually in a state where "expediting their end of life" could be considered a mercy? And what kind of coercion was applied? Were the families/patients guilted by statements like "lessening the burden on our limited resouces"?
For Mr True: how were the medications stored? Were they in a central nurse controlled storage location where we can confirm they were still safe to reuse? Or were they in the personal possession of the patients, where we cannot confirm that they were still safe to use and thus you may have sold people potentially unsafe potentially expired medications?
I already love this!! Voice acting, visuals, the expression! Amazing Job!❤❤❤
Thank you!!
Does the accused feel any remorse for the lives they are inadvertently responsible for ending and the turmoil caused to patient loved ones? What of the potential abuse of controlled substances that were sold?
Officer, are there any additional testimonies we can hear? Character witnesses for the defendant? Family members of the deceased? Statements from the arresting officer?
These medications, when your victi.....customers run out, how do you keep them from having rebound symptoms then dying more miserably? Also, how do you decide the price to charge?
I imagine the ideal scenario is that True gives them the meds they need and that helps them get to the time when the ship's doctors hook them up regularly. That of course hinges on True rightfully knowing what meds they need and the doctors reaching the same conclusion.
What if I'm a cycle 3 age child but still want to play with my cycle 2 toys. You can't just rip my Angel Gabby Plushy from me. I'm NEVER going to outgrow her! Will I, too, go to ROT if I don't comply 😰
That Angel Gabby toy needs to go to some sad lonely Cycle 2 rugrat! Don't be a Jonah!
To Officer Madina:
Mr. True claims he's helped those 'who really struggle under our illustrious system of resource distribution'. I'd like to have more information about this system, and the number of people Mr. True claims he's helped.
Mr. True, could you tell us more about where you got your medical expertise, degrees, and licenses? If you are lacking in any of these, how did you find yourself in the position of authority at the elder care facilities?
To Officer Madina, how limited are the ship's resources in terms of medicine, particularly in the kind Mr. True was selling? Are they as restricted and inaccessible as Mr. True states? I would also like to pass this question to him too if possible to hear his side. Thank you.
Side note: Can we have a vote on remodeling the toy drive system in the future? I feel as if we have enough resources to at least let the kids keep some of their cycle 2 toys if they are really attached to them.
Insufferable doctors: Hey! :(
Officer Madina: Should Mr. True be ostracized (exiled), will there be a sentence length depending on the severity of his crime, or is Ostracism (Exile) permanent?
What percentage markup did you sell the medications at?
To Officer Madina: currently, how long is the prescription queue wait time, and are there any cases where the patients got worse due to this waiting?
Mr. Elias, sir, those various medications and perscriptions, what are they called, what do they do, and how much do they cost for a typical citizen who needs them?
My questions are for the officials, mainly. If the officials are unable to answer these questions, feel free to hand it to Mr. Elias:
1. How much did Mr. Elias charge for his illegal selling of those leftover prescriptions? Can we get a comparison to how high or low it might be...? The goal is to determine how much profit he get from this;
2. What fraud did Mr. Elias commit, exactly? I don't believe that was addressed in the appeal... From what I gathered, Mr. Elias was in charge of elder care and convinced people to "let go" of their elderly loved ones. What was the fraud Mr. Elias committed?
3. How did Mr. Elias "coerce" the patients, exactly? What are his methods? He insisted he just persuaded them. Please give us the _worst_ examples. He has presented his case about the best things he had done, so we need to know what are the _worst_ things he had done, to make a proper judgment.
Mr. True you said you redistributed the old medicine from recently deceased patients yet how can you be so sure the medicine you give away agrees with the new client if it was made for a specific patient?
Greetings Officer Madina, thank you for the opportunity to let us answer the call to ROT. I wanted to ask a general question about where and who these prescriptions were sold to by Mr. Truth? As he stated, he had “sold” these prescriptions, and yet his general audience was to the poor people who can not wait nor afford the opportunity, so were these dealings more with official offices or back alley sorts, alongside reasonable price ranges?
Question for the officer, you referred to him as a "convict" does that imply he was already convicted or that he has previous offenses?
So this man, by his own admission, advised families to end the lives of their elderly prematurely, took limited medications from the public, and then sold them for personal profit. The reason there's a "never-ending waitlist" is because of people like this who are profiting off of scarcity of resources. And he explains all of this with a smile on his face. He'd do it again in a heartbeat.
Can we go ahead and take the Release option off the table?
When Angel Gaby becomes Officer Medina, you know this is going to be good
How is unused medication handled normally when a citizen dies?
Doing this on UA-cam and Discord is bold. This is likely going to be a mess. Not because of you guys, but because of the kinds of people that normally comment on UA-cam or Discord. Good luck, you're gonna need it.
It's going great so far, miraculously!
@@TheEastPatch Great to hear! Got that Angel power on your side.
I wish you good luck in promoting your project!
Oh yeah, this is definitely giving me HEAVY The King’s Dilemma vibes!
Great video! I hope more people get to see this video, for now I have to think of a good question!!
He reminds me of so many different Phoenix Wright characters.
Alright, now that I've got my questions out of the way- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT STAGE!!!!!!!!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙
Officer, what were the circumstances that led to Mr. True's arrest? Answer honestly, please, so that Mr. True's peers may deliver an accurate verdict.
As more of a fan of Angel Hare, my response to what i just witnessed is:
We will not be judged by our sins. But by the measure we judge others. So I hold my judgment for I have none.
if he were such a saint he wouldn't sell those medications, he would just give it
Officer Madina: Who were the patients whose families he coerced into ending their lives? What ailments did they have and what was their condition at the time?
Officer, if Mr. True was released back into society, would he still have authority over the station’s elder care? Is ROT the only option to prevent him from retaining that position of power, or would it be possible for him to be released, so long as his former power was stripped away from him? Please answer truthfully so that we may deliver an accurate verdict.
I have a question for the officer.
Can we have more detail on Mr. True? Such as if he is suspected in any other crimes? Has he been convicted before? What is his history and did they have potential money issues?
What a masterpiece
Seems pretty chill 😎
This is such a cool series
What kinds of drugs are you selling to these "people in need"? I wonder if it's truly life saving drugs or if it's simply drugs to get high, which in that case you're really only saving yourself by living in a state of bliss temporarily. That doesn't really save lives. (Man, roleplaying this is fun! 😁)
Question to Officer Madina:
What is the normal procedure for leftover medication when a resident passes away?
shouldn't any leftover medications be given to those who need it by default? As a resident suffering from a prescription shortage, I would not wish to be forced to engage in illegal activities merely to stay alive and productive.
Officer Madina: By placing such strict regulations on medicine, at the prices they are currently set, and forcing those in desperate need of life-saving care to wait, is that not another form of life-ending care when a majority of those forced to wait cannot or afford their medications end up dying anyway? It seems to me the powers that be are guilty of more than Mr. True by placing us in these conditions.
Mr. True, what is the price you sold these "medications" for, and what effect do they have on the user?
Mr. True, did you charge money for these medicines?
Officier Medina, do you have records of who he sold to? Are they people who actually needed the medication, or ones who abused them for entertainment?
Can we get records of the elderly people whose plans he expedited? We should see if they really were suffering.
Officer and Mr. True, can you both elaborate further on the 'patient coercion' charge? Do we have any recordings on what that looked like in practice? Answer honestly, please, so that the residents may deliver an accurate verdict.
Officer Madina: Has Elias True been found, through legal process and a jury of his peers, to be fully guilty without a shadow of a doubt and therefore we are only determining his sentence? Or are we to also determine whether he has committed the crimes that you accuse him of?
Well, he admits to the crimes so it would be pretty open and shut.
@@DerivativeWorker He has admitted to repurposing medicine that he was responsible for. He has not admitted to murder or negligence in his duties of care. It also does not tell us whether his confession has been made under duress or whether he has been mislead with the officers in making his own statement so that he does not believe he has had a fair hearing.
“i give life saving resources!” “do i encourage grandma to end her life support early? sure.” okay buddy
Officer, please share the medical conditions on record of the people he euthanized. I would like to know their age, diagnoses and condition at the time he persuaded families to euthanasia.
To Mr. True: Why did you even start doing this in the first place? I don't believe the renegade altruist line for one second.
Oh I missed it, but I'll be here next time. I just love deciding other people's fate.
Voting opens with the new video tomorrow!
So cool
Question to Elias true: how can you be sure that sellling these meds made it into the hands of those who needed it and not just for people to get high of medication they in fact don't need.
Commenting for the algorithm
To Officer Madina: What would you say, if it's possible to do, was the average class/ status of wealth of the families that were being coerced into expediting end-of-life care?
To Mr. True: Where do you live?
To Officer Medina: How does his financials look like.
-I answered my call to ROT-
To Officer Madina: How long was Mr. True doing this crime for and how long did it take for the authorities to find out about it and put him under arrest?
Mr. True. I would like you to answer the following hypothetical question: A person under your care has been diagnosed with a terminal illness and, as far as you know, there is no cure. The patient is still conscious and they have a family paying for their care. Assuming you cannot contact both parties simultaneously, who do you bring up the possibility of euthanasia to first: the patient with the illness or the paying family members?
Officer Madina, do we have a list of who he sold to, what drugs were sold and if those who bought them actually needed them to treat injury and/or diseases? Or, did he simply sell to junkies for a quick buck? I know it's impossible to account for all who bought drugs from him, but even a few would be enough to get a bigger picture.
I do not understand anything from this only cause my brain is mush but I’m still interested and will still watch this series
To Officer Madina: according to the bereaved, what was the quality of the care his patients were receiving? Was the care up to full standards, or was it possible that he was intentionally causing more suffering for the departed to further justify his argument for euthanasia?
Mr. True: what were the specific drugs you "redistributed" and what medical purpose do they serve (i.e., pain killers, blood thinners, etc)?
To Mr. True:
How much do you charge for your "illegally distributed medication"? Is it a heavily reduced price for the ones in need, or are you charging a premium for access to the medication?
Question for the Officer: With regards to the subject, I would like to ask how was his arrest handled?
Due to the nature of the crime was there outcry for change or was this done quietly by the state?
DOES IT CLAP?
To Mr. True: If you're truly concerned about people's access to prescriptions, why not give them away instead of selling them? And have you ever actually formally avocated for the system to change and more access to be given, or did you merely take advantage of the problem?
Mr. True, do you do any work to vet who you sell these prescription drugs to? If so, how? Do you have any medical oversight making sure that these drugs will have minimal side effects to those who buy them?
WHAT THIS IS SO COOL OMG!! Also question for mr. True: So you work with the elderly meaning that you know the medicine is made for certain people. By giving away the medication how do you know it won’t harm the person or that It’d be used so that the person can harm themselves and of other people?
Officer Madina, how does Concretta's Resource Distribution System function for the average citizen officially? Specifically, are citizens purely medically triaged or are there non-medical prioritizations considered?
To Officer Madina:
We heard Mr. True's version of the system of distribution of prescriptions and medicine, how truthful is that? How long is the wait-list? Isn't there a legal way to redistribute the medicine?
Or if only one question may be answered, how does the medicinal distribution system actually works?
Dear Officer Madina, who did Mr. True sell the drugs to?
To Mr true: does it clap
Mr True: When you say you advised from "Your Experience", does that mean to say that you gave patients and their families advice in the absence of actual medical statistics and investigation as found by their medical practitioners? Did you research medical journals, consult the AI and confer with your peers and have all parties come to a consensus about the conclusions that you provided to your patients prior to giving this advice? Did you make them aware that your advice was ad-hoc and based on your personal opinion only, not fact or medical investigation?
Or if in fact you did consult with multiple relevant medical professionals, existing statistics, medical journals and your peers for every case: when you laid out' the options to your patients and their families, did you in any way manipulate the facts and statistics about each individuals expected quality of life if they chose to not continue with euthenasia, either through misdirection, lies, absence of information or comparison, or similar means?
Question for Officer madina : Does the Concretta have contact and trade with other stations, or the ability to produce new pharmaceuticals, or are those resources a fixed quantity that will only go down?
Would one of you be willing to go over the cyclic measurement used for the aging system here? How many cycles there are, how long each lasts in... let's say, Earth years (no particular reason)
Officer Medina: can we get the objective details of the "coercion of the elderly" and why the state believes that he had indeed cooerced the elderly rather than Mr. True's assertion that he merely "laid out the facts?"
How much "end of life care" did mr true "encourage' before he was incarcerated?
Will the loss of the (I assume limited) medicine he sold be replaced in a reasonable amount of time or is that all that we have?
How strict is the resource distribution?
How certain can you justify this “coercion”?
damn, he is so charming
To Officer Madina: are you able to provide us with any sort of testimony from the affected families of Mr. True's alleged victims? Specifically, have the majority of them regretted his involvement, or has a significant percentage agreed with the arguments he has laid out here for us?
How much were you charging for the specific price of the medication or prescriptions you were dealing with
What changes would you make to the healthcare system itself on board Concretta so that you don't have to sell these drugs anymore?
To Mr. True I would like to ask how much did you charge for the prescription medication to your clients and how much is it in relation to the regular cost?
What prescriptions did you distribute? I mean the actual names of the medications.
Officer Madina, is there any testimony available from the families of the deceased? Were these people truly nearing end of life, or were their conditions exaggerated to pose euthenasia as the most ideal option by Mr. True for his own profit? Testimonial accounts would shed more light on the intentions and actions of Mr. True.