10/16/2026
Recently, disgraced former physician Farid (cancer doctor) Fata, asked for early compassionate release. Below find a statement from Brian McKeen, founder and managing partner of McKeen & Associates on this development as well as a video of him and two of clients were victimized by Fata:
"Farid Fata’s renewed request for compassionate release must be viewed in light of the full scope of his conduct. Fata intentionally misdiagnosed healthy patients with cancer, administered toxic chemotherapy and other invasive treatments they did not need, and exploited hundreds of Michigan patients for personal financial gain. His actions caused permanent physical injury, profound emotional trauma, and, for many, a shortened life.
"McKeen & Associates represented victims of Fata’s scheme, standing with families who endured the consequences of drugs, procedures, and fear that were never medically justified. The impact of his actions remains deeply felt across Michigan.
“What Fata did wasn’t a lapse in judgment; it was the deliberate weaponization of medicine against the very people who trusted him. When a physician uses the tools of healing to cause harm, accountability cannot soften with time. Compassion belongs to his victims, not to the man who betrayed them.
"Compassionate release is not appropriate for a physician who orchestrated one of the most egregious abuses of medical authority in modern American history. Justice must remain proportionate to the magnitude of the harm he caused."
Monica Flagg says she hopes Dr. Farid Fata gets a life sentence after he diagnosed and treated her for cancer she did not have.