As any scientology watcher knows, David Minkoff has a less than stellar record as a doctor, though he has certainly distinguished himself in his efforts to comply with the wishes of scientology, even though it has gotten him into some deep hot water.
He will always be remembered by those outside the bubble as the doctor who “took care” of Lisa McPherson and ultimately pronounced her dead when she was driven 45 minutes to him at a hospital in New Port Richey rather than to Morton Plant just 5 minute down the road. He had earlier prescribed valium and chloral hydrate without seeing Lisa beforehand which resulted in a one year suspension of his medical license, and a $10,000 fine.
More recently, he has been named as a defendant in the lawsuit filed by the family of scientology Whitney Mills, an OT VIII who took her own life after being in the care of Minkoff. Just a few days ago Tony Ortega published a devastating expert report filed in the case detailing Minkoff’s negligence: David Minkoff’s Scientology quackery: the psychiatrist expert’s assessment.
Yet, in the insane bubble of delusion that is the world of the dedicated scientologist, Minkoff is hailed as one of the greatest doctors on the planet.
This is on a par with them proclaiming David Miscavige as the “religious leader of religious leaders.”
Absolutely bonkers.
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