A Doctor Was Charged With Fraud For Allegedly Selling Drugs He Claimed Were A Coronavirus 'Miracle Cure'

A Doctor Was Charged With Fraud For Allegedly Selling Drugs He Claimed Was A Coronavirus 'Miracle Cure'

due to a potential shortage of the drug, leaving patients with autoimmune conditions desperate to find the medication.

When later interviewed by FBI agents, Staley denied that Skinny Beach had told patients the treatments were a"100%" effective cure for COVID-19. Staley's attorney, Patrick Griffin, denied that patients were being taken in advantage of, and said in a statement sent to BuzzFeed News that it was an"inherent inconsistency" for Staley to be prosecuted for promoting the same medications championed by Trump.

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