Long Island doctor Richard Batista to estranged wife: Give me my kidney back or $1.5M
By LARRY McSHANE
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS
Richard Batista can live with his broken heart. He just can't bear his cheating wife living with his healthy kidney.
The Long Island doctor wants the one-time love of his life to pay $1.5 million for the organ he bestowed on her eight years ago in a gift meant to save her life and their foundering marriage.
"There's no deeper pain you can ever express than to be betrayed by the person you devoted your life to," Batista told reporters in Garden City Wednesday.
"I saved her life. But the pain is unbearable."
Batista charged his wife, Dawnell, repaid his gesture by first sleeping with her physical therapist - and then denying him access to their three kids in an increasingly bitter divorce.
4 comments:
1. What a bad, bad woman. I know we don't consider fault, but WOW!
2. Please tell me he's got no chance. He's got no chance, right? I read in the National Post recently that I cannot sell my kidney (but abortion is still legal). Doesn't this mean something insofar as his valuation of the kidney?
3. Unrelated. As an expert on military law, I would be very interested to hear you chime in on the Semrau case. Specifically, what (if anything) prevents him from speaking publicly in his own defence? I am told from friends in the military that CF members are not allowed to comment on legal proceedings. Is this true?
He has no chance to get the kidney back. As for Semrau my recollection is that the Military Code frobids discussion of pending cases. But beyond that anything he said could be used against him as an admission so I always tell my criminal clients to say nothing beyond "I look forward to being able to tell my story in a full and fair hearing"
Thanks James.
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