I first wrote a longer play-by-play of everything that happened. But the details aren’t as important as the pattern: Dr. Patricia Antero (Tuscany Podiatry) botched my surgery, then abused the legal system to try to silence me.
I’ve condensed this page so that more people will read it. What matters is simple: when challenged with the truth, Dr. Antero doesn’t defend her work — she attacks the person exposing her.
On August 23, 2024, I drove a mobile billboard around Tuscaloosa (pictured below) to warn the public about Dr. Antero’s quackery. Instead of addressing her own incompetence, she and her family tried to weaponize the police against me.
- Three separate times that day, the police were called on me. Each time, I was questioned and released.
- Days later, Dr. Antero escalated things further. Using *67 to hide her number (unsuccessfully), she called my property manager, pretending to be a tenant, and falsely accused me of shouting obscenities and exposing myself. In other words, she fabricated a sex-crime allegation.
Think about that: a podiatrist, caught in her own botched surgery scandal, tried to silence me not with facts, but by dragging police and false accusations into the picture.
This isn’t just unprofessional — it’s dangerous and illegal. When a podiatrist would rather falsely accuse a critic of a crime than answer for her own surgical incompetence, the public deserves to know.
