Rogue Doctor Scams Cancer Patients, Causes Harm

It's April 29th.

You're listening to Lester News today, AI-powered local news.

I'm Corey with the story.

A road doctor and Lester named Mosin Ali scammed desperate cancer patients out of up to 27,000

pounds for fake cures.

This guy lost his medical license back in January 2015, but kept posing as a GP, promising

over 90% success rates on tough cases, like cancer.

He injected mystery liquids from 5 liter Howford's bottles, the kind used for car-screen

wash, right in his filthy home setup.

He targeted folks ditching NHS care, trash-talking chemo, and hospital docs as money grubbers.

One patient with stage 3 prostate cancer shelled out 15,000 pounds in cash.

No receipts for sessions at 350 pounds a pop.

Plus herbs.

Another terminally ill woman and her husband paid 12,000 pounds after he claimed he could

fix her ovarian cancer.

These patients suffered big time.

The woman's cancer was already in stage and she died soon after.

The prostate guy's tumor spread because he delayed real surgery, his levels jumping from

34 to 48, while Ali latted was normal.

Cops rated his place in August 2019, finding reuse IV bags taped up with masking tape and

bogus consent forms.

Experts called the setup a huge infection risk, with ozone shots that could blow veins.

Ali bolted the country and ghosted everyone.

The medical tribunal just wiped him off the register for good, slamming his predatory

lies and zero remorse.

This mess shows why he stick to pros fake hope, like his only brings real pain.