The Young and the Restless - MESSAGE BOARDS

NOT A SPOILLER!

mean to kill Christine or Paul. She could take a lie detector test. That would prove whether or not she was trying to scare them or kill them. It's not admissible in court but it does prove INTENT.

I find it very interesting that the Paul and Michael are the ones involved in this case against Phyllis! She could take both of them down with her! Kidnapping is a federal crime, NOT a state crime!

Other than a lie detector test, there is no way to prove that Phyllis did not try to kill Paul and Christine. All the evidence points to the contrary. She rented a car, disguised herself, hated Christine and covered her behind when the deed was done. These are not the actions of a person who hit someone with their car by accident.

A friend of mine suggested this and I believe that it makes perfect sense. It is a creative and sensable explanation for it all.

Since the rerun is being rewritten to show that Dr. Tim knew about this hit and run then I think that Dr. Tim should be held accountable for Phyllis's actions. Phyllis was seeing Dr. Tim professionaly and it would stand to reason that he put her on medications that he thought would help her with her OCD and anxiety. It wasn't known, however, until later that the drugs that he had Phyllis on would have adverse reactions on the patients that he gave them to. Phyllis was on medications that made her OCD worse and her moments of obcession more magnified and the reason that Dr. Tim is not able to practice today is because he had his license pulled for not advising his patients of the severe side effects of the medications that he was giving them without monitoring thier results.

That would explain all of this that happened to Phyllis and why it was not really her intention to do any of this but the medication that she was taking because she trusted that Dr. Tim knew what he was giving her. She was deathly afraid of what she did and couldn't explain herself and probably still can't because she was never told that the medication could and did make her react this way.

It makes perfect sense to me because if the writers want to bring up this 20 year old antique and they want to redeem themselves for this writer mistake, this would make sense and be a respectable and very believable end to it.

[quote]Quote Backstreet: A friend of mine suggested this and I believe that it makes perfect sense. It is a creative and sensable explanation for it all.

Since the rerun is being rewritten to show that Dr. Tim knew about this hit and run then I think that Dr. Tim should be held accountable for Phyllis's actions. Phyllis was seeing Dr. Tim professionaly and it would stand to reason that he put her on medications that he thought would help her with her OCD and anxiety. It wasn't known, however, until later that the drugs that he had Phyllis on would have adverse rreactions on the patients that he gave them to. Phyllis was on medications that made her OCD worse and her moments of obcession more magnified and the reason that Dr. Tim is not able to practice today is because he had his license pulled for not advising his patients of the severe side effects of the medications that he was giving them without monitoring thier results.

That would explain all of this that happened to Phyllis and why it was not really her intention to do any of this but the medication that she was taking because she trusted that Dr. Tim knew what he was giving her. She was deathly afraid of what she did and couldn't explain herself and probably still can't because she was never told that the medication could and did make her react this way.

It makes perfect sense to me because if the writers want to bring up this 20 year old antique and they want to redeem themselves for this writer mistake, this would make sense and be a respectable and very believable end to it.[/quote

Thr Hippicratic oath clears Dr. Reid. He is sworn by silence due to patient/doctor privilege

[quote]Quote Niore Beaute: [quote]Quote Backstreet: A friend of mine suggested this and I believe that it makes perfect sense. It is a creative and sensable explanation for it all.

Since the rerun is being rewritten to show that Dr. Tim knew about this hit and run then I think that Dr. Tim should be held accountable for Phyllis's actions. Phyllis was seeing Dr. Tim professionaly and it would stand to reason that he put her on medications that he thought would help her with her OCD and anxiety. It wasn't known, however, until later that the drugs that he had Phyllis on would have adverse rreactions on the patients that he gave them to. Phyllis was on medications that made her OCD worse and her moments of obcession more magnified and the reason that Dr. Tim is not able to practice today is because he had his license pulled for not advising his patients of the severe side effects of the medications that he was giving them without monitoring thier results.

That would explain all of this that happened to Phyllis and why it was not really her intention to do any of this but the medication that she was taking because she trusted that Dr. Tim knew what he was giving her. She was deathly afraid of what she did and couldn't explain herself and probably still can't because she was never told that the medication could and did make her react this way.

It makes perfect sense to me because if the writers want to bring up this 20 year old antique and they want to redeem themselves for this writer mistake, this would make sense and be a respectable and very believable end to it.[/quote

Thr Hippicratic oath clears Dr. Reid. He is sworn by silence due to patient/doctor privilege[/quote

With all due respect, this is over your head. You just missed the point completely. This has nothing to do with the Hipa. This is a doctor who had his license pulled for giving medications to his patients that wasn't fully FDA approved. He didn't tell his patients that the drug was experimental. Phyllis had no idea of what happened to Tim and she had no idea of the complications of medications that she was taking at the time. If They are looking for Dr. Tim, and I am sure that they will want to dig him up out of the dark, it will come up why he lost his license to practice and he may have to testify that he, in fact, gave Phyllis this medication and for how long she was on the medication. And yes, he will have to testify to that, under oath.

With all the gum and arm flapping she does, she can't even minipulate the lie detector. If she did though, it still doesn't stand ground the evidence is still there. People have a way of minipulating the machine. Also Phyllis hasn't done a good job of hiding how she hate Christine. Any lawyer or doctor or cop can see she's a lier.