Boston Globe Columnist Signed Papers Helping Woman Kill Herself While He Was Covering Her Last Days

A columnist for The Boston Globe recently reported a story about a woman traveling from Connecticut to Vermont to use the state's physician-assisted suicide law — except he made himself part of the story. The story notes that to take advantage of Vermont's physician-assisted suicide law, someone needs two witnesses to sign for the person saying the person is mentally competent enough to decide to kill himself.

A columnist for The Boston Globe recently reported a story about a woman traveling from Connecticut to Vermont to use the state's physician-assisted suicide law — except he made himself part of the story. The story notes that to take advantage of Vermont's physician-assisted suicide law, someone needs two witnesses to sign for the person saying the person is mentally competent enough to decide to kill himself.…