Leo Varadkar: I don't know whether pathologist claims are true

The transcript discusses a controversial claim about deceased people in a hospital, highlighting the need for an investigation to uncover the truth. It emphasizes the importance of evidence in validating claims and suggests that an independent investigation is being considered. The process of conducting an investigation is also briefly outlined.

What was the claim made in the letter regarding deceased people?

• They were buried without ceremonies.

• They were given proper funerals.

• They were on trolleys and decomposing.

• They were missing from the hospital.

What was the hospital group's response to the claim?

• They confirmed the claim.

• They denied having any evidence to support the claim.

• They ignored the claim.

• They apologized for the situation.

Why does the speaker suggest an investigation is necessary?

• To close the hospital.

• To punish the hospital staff.

• To determine the truth of the claims.

• To find out who wrote the letter.

What does the speaker say is crucial for any investigation?

• A large team of investigators.

• A quick resolution.

• A public announcement.

• Evidence to support claims.

According to the speaker, what is not considered proof or evidence?

• A signed document.

• A video recording.

• A witness testimony.

• Just writing or saying something.