I wonder who started that ball rolling?

Back in 2005, not long after helping the feds uncover the Shimoda-Atlantic fake cancer drug scam, I was given a tip about a series of bogus websites run by the former “p 0 r n king of Dade County Florida”, Arthur VanMoor, who was deported from the US a few years ago.  I did a bit of checking, found his CancerCure, FuFightersLab and MigraineMiracle sites to be filled with errors and contradictions, fake testimonials and doctors, etc., and I passed on the information to my good friend David Bonello of The International Wellness Directory who ended up publishing an expose' that was later picked up by Dr. Ralph Moss and then by Fox News, who made it into a three part feature of the week – and took all the credit for it!

VanMoor’s response was to sue David Bonnelo of the Wellness Directory, Fox News, et al, and to put up a hilarious fake website purporting to be an investigative report: http://www.todayshealth.org/, which was later repeated at a number of bogus "news" sites around the web, listing Bonnelo, myself and others as the bad guys and extolling the virtues of VanMoor.  Most of those sites have been taken down now, though you can probably find one or two still up by doing a search for "VanMoor Bonello Isaacs".

At any rate, you can still see a lovely mug shot and get quite the tale of woe from Pimpin Daddy at http://www.vanmoor.com/. 

And that, as they say, is (part of) the rest of the story.

DQ