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💀 HorrorcowNicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta / "u/Early-Leopard-8351" - Polysubstance abusing puppy snuffing cuckold who dosed his child, "Lawtube pope" turned zesty Dabbleverse streamer. Swinger visitor of 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Seethed at his ex-BF Aaron on REDDIT. Wife's gunted and toed bod worth $50. Drives like a Jeet.
What’s funny is that he’s blaming Steel Toe for this but it was rumored all weekend that Dr. Steve was going to write him a note. Everyone heard it before the event was even over. This isn’t on Aaron.
Yes. That is a huge issue. But what I am talking about has the potential to be much worse for Dr Steve. As a Physician you never want the DEA asking questions about how you use your DEA number. They grant exceptions to the rules and relax the oversight a little for certain types of care. Particularly Paliative. But the counterpoint to that is if anything odd regarding a Paliative Care practitioner comes to their attention. Like public association with a large group of well publicly known heavy drug users at a Las Vegas lost weekend for example. they're gonna analy probe you like an Area 51 Alien. And this is above and beyond your state medical license. This can and will end your ability to write prescriptions, either controlled substances or more broadly. Just for being investigated. If they find anything concerning its much worse.
This is one of those "Why the Holy Fuck would you do this for some internet edgelord" levels of stupidity. It's not like it's an involuntary association. I've seen many Doc's need to explain "yeah that's my Brother in Law. I keep all my prescription pads tripple locked and anything I write gets verified through my fingerprint on my phone, so he gets nothing. But you still gotta do Christmas dinner". The Feds are normally ok with that so long as the only thing you ever write Uncle Stewie is an antibiotic for his embarrassing social disease. But This is willfully associating with these retards. Why the fuck would you do this as an MD, let alone a Hospice Doc?
Imagine telling the medical board......"You don't get it. Aaron is bad. He beats his wives and uses the restraining order system like a woman. Therefore I had to practice medicine without a license so Patrick Melton can own Aaron.....If you can take a look at Exhibit A, this is a chart prepared by an autistic guy from New Zealand that Aaron is scientifically proven to be unfunny."
His reaction is quite odd. Maybe old age is getting to him. But this odd reaction, combined with Rekieta’s eagerness to testify on behalf of the veracity of the doctor’s notes, makes me wonder whether Melton and Rekieta truly explained the circumstances to Dr. Steve.
His licence to practice medicine in Tennessee can be verified here: https://internet.health.tn.gov/Licensure/
Keep an eye on this section, because something might show up.
He supervises the following healthcare professionals.
This is his certification letter, indicating no history of disciplinary actions taken. He is in good standing and by all merits, a "good doctor".
The website has a section dedicated to complaints and disciplinary actions:
Filing Complaints Against Health Care Professionals
The Tennessee Department of Health has the authority for various licensing Health Related Boards whose responsibilities are to protect the public interest. This is accomplished through the enforcement of the particular statutes of each Health Related Board, which examines, licenses, and oversees the practice of the individual licensees. You have the right to file a complaint against a licensed health care professional when you believe they have violated the practice act or the rules of their profession. To review the practice act/rules for a particular profession, click here
Customer Service Survey
Due to the nature of complaints and complex legal and medical issues that are involved, your patience, cooperation and understanding is appreciated.
The Department of Health has the authority for various licensing boards whose responsibilities are to protect the public interest. This is accomplished through enforcement of the particular Practice Act of each board, which examines, licenses, and oversees the practice of the licensees. The licensing boards oversee individual practitioners and in some instances regulate educational programs.
The responsible board evaluates the credentials and qualifications of each practitioner. After practitioners become licensed, the Board will review any complaint received that may put the professional behavior and/or performance of the practitioner in question. Such complaints may suggest a violation of the Practice Act. Complaints are received from various sources, i.e. the general public, insurance companies, hospitals and other health care facilities, health professionals and the news media. If you feel that a practitioner has failed to live up to his/her professional responsibilities, the Health Related Boards want to hear from you.
While a board cannot assist with civil or criminal matters and does not represent individuals, the Tennessee Practice Acts allow the licensing boards to act on behalf of the people of Tennessee at large. When a board determines that disciplinary action against a practitioner is necessary, the action focuses on prevention of further problems with the practitioner and the protection of future patients. In essence, a board has the power to control a practitioner’s ability to practice in the future in the state of Tennessee, but cannot impute criminal penalties.
Any person seeking to recover fees or monetary remedies for injuries should consult a private attorney regarding those matters. The State of Tennessee has no jurisdiction over these types of situations.
For the state of Nevada which Melton resides in, the practitioners can he viewed here: https://nsbme.us.thentiacloud.net/webs/nsbme/register/#?search_type=last_name
As you can see, Dr. Steven J. Baumrucker's name is nowhere to be found.
Just in case the website has issues, I searched for Smith and found a bunch of them.
I looked up Dr. Steven J. Baumrucker's NPI (National Provider Identifier), this is a string of numbers that is unique to each medical professional across the USA.
As you can see, he is not licensed to practice in Nevada. The link above lists his secondary practice locations as well. He is licensed to practice in Tennessee and Virginia.
STEVEN J BAUMRUCKER MD
Sex: Male NPI: 1841239969
Last Updated: 2024-02-26
Certification Date: 2024-02-26
You can search for Virginia based medical professionals here: https://www.vahealthprovider.com/search.asp
Conclusion: Dr. Steven J. Baumrucker is licensed to practice in two states. The two states are Tennessee and Virginia. He is not licensed to practice in Nevada.
He has a YouTube channel with AI slop thumbnails. Is he one of these medical professionals who think they are smart enough to use AI for medical advice? I hope not.
There has been a worrying trend of reputable medical professionals and even institutions using AI to create slop infographics that are often filled with errors. I won't go on about how bad LLMs are for this. Using an LLM uncritically is correlated with Dunning-Kruger sufferers.
For example, this bullshit image:
No microfluidic chip looks like that. What's the point of the chip if everything gets mushed in a chamber? You don't implant a microfluidic chip into a person's liver. What the fuck is this?
This guy is well spoken and good at presenting infomation. WHAT THE FUCK is he doing in cabal of retarded freaks orbiting literally nobody idiotic podcasters?
The study: https://www.cell.com/cell-biomaterials/fulltext/S3050-5623(26)00034-6
This is what the chip actually looks like:
(step-emulsification microfluidic device)
This is insane, this guy is willing to risk his 20+ years of practice to help a fat nonce get out of a court case because he's too fat and lazy to attend in person?
He is not allowed to do that:
The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) is an expedited licensure pathway for qualified physicians who want to practice in multiple states. Before this compact was established, each state would determine its requirements for medical licensing, resulting in every state’s medical licensure processing being vastly different. Now, states participating in the compact agree to accept each other’s vetting processes for medical licenses. Obtaining a license through the IMLC can be extremely beneficial for physicians working in multiple states.
However, that does not exempt Dr. Steven J. Baumrucker from obtaining a legitimate licence in the state of Nevada. The programme only accelerates licence acquisition.
Getting this licence is also harder than one might think, he needs to be qualified first. Someone who is based in Tennessee and has no history of extensive practice outside of the state (aside from Virginia), who does not travel, might not even be eligible for this licence.
This guy is out of his fucking mind. What's in it for him? He supervises a bunch of other medical professionals too and has an extensive portfolio of studies. He is probably making at least $400,000 a year. He chooses to engage in this kind of shady, unethical bullshit?
I just watched MLC and he went over Tookie and "Dr." Steve talking about HIPAA and I can't believe a guy who has had 30 years of HIPAA training would fuck all of this up. "It's privileged".....lol
Is he really a doctor?
Is he licensed in Nevada to practice medicine?
The HIPAA stuff was nonsense. Straight from 3YearLetterman on Twitter. But even if he is a doctor, I'm betting whatever state he's licensed in isn't going to appreciate a call from a judge. Neither is Nevada. he should call both and expect a return call from both of those boards legal counsel.
Ha! Cynthia is taunting Nicky with chat messages of "WHIPPETS"! How does Nick reply?
"That said, I did whippets pre-arrest. That is true and I said as much"
As I learn Nick-speak, he tries to imply he only did whippets pre-arrest, but he doesn't deny doing whippets post-arrest. Not a lie!
Nick was arrested in May 2024 right? Months pass by, then Nick complains of having major back issues and trouble walking during the Karen Read streams around April/May of 2025.
Soooo, he wants people to believe he did nitrous but stopped when arrested, then 12 months later he has symptoms of heavy nitrous abuse. But he definitely wasn't hitting the galaxy gas post-arrest, right?
What an idiot. I hope he unbans her so she can dox his kids right in the rekietalaw stream chat.
That said, I did whippets pre-arrest. That is true and I said as much"
As I learn Nick-speak, he tries to imply he only did whippets pre-arrest, but he doesn't deny doing whippets post-arrest. Not a lie!
Nick was arrested in May 2024 right?
He says he did whippets pre-arrest. Leave it to Nick to be ultra specific. Due to his verbal retardery, I must now conclude that he stopped abusing nitrous before the arrest, but after graduated to huffing freon after.
For those not familiar, Jenny is Karl Hamburger's wife, and Chris is his co-host on Who Are These Podcasts. Both are much closer friends with Dr. Steve than Melton is.
I'm sure this was fall into the category of "nothing ever happens", but for someone who seems to value his status as a licensed professional this Dr Steve must be a little anxious. Good.
Junkie Nick has the uncanny ability to make the lives of everyone he meets worse.
It's not a good omen, when Nick is sitting there under investigation himself for his profession. These people are like HR, you never ever want to be under their microscope. Their job exists to fuck you over and all it takes is one report.
Why would anyone with any legitimacy go to a convention for fat, greasy pedophiles, convicted criminals, drug addicts, child abusers, and lawyers with suspended licenses?
There's just something incredibly fucked about a medical professional with nearly 40 years of experience to involve himself with the Internet gutter known as the Diddleverse. An experienced MD mentoring nearly a dozen other healthcare professionals is making more money than every worthless scum podcaster in the Diddleverse combined.
He knows he can't practice in Nevada. It's easy to prove that Melton did not travel to Tennessee to see him because both of them were at NAMBLAmania thirsting after Aaron Imholte's feet pics.
As a citizen, you put a lot of good faith and assumed trust in your medical professionals. You expect them to me highly ethical and conduct themselves in a manner according to the most stringent standards.
Remember when the Diddleverse scum got mad at an MD on Twitter explaining GS-MS while calling skelly a retard? They were upset because he used the word retard. This is a word that is still widely used and accepted to describe a delay in the medical field.
They'll ignore this and Minnesota won't care because it's Minnesota.
Why would anyone with any legitimacy go to a convention for fat, greasy pedophiles, convicted criminals, drug addicts, child abusers, and lawyers with suspended licenses?
Dunno, what I have seen of him seems to trend towards him being some kind of alt-medicine quack these days, rather than a real doctor.
I think he fits right in with the other retards, with one difference, he has an actual license and reputation to lose still.
If he's willing to write a bullshit doctor's note to help a pedophile skip a court date for a trial where he's fighting a harassment order a child he sexually harassed has against him then he deserves worse than losing his license.
Birds of a Feather is undefeated.
It's hard to understand because we are looking at them through the Myopia of not being sick fucks but all these assholes have one or more predilection in common with each other be it being a pedo, drugs, abuse of women or somethiing else.
Birds of a feather is the one rule that always tells.
Ralph-Wil(l)-Rekieta-Dax
Rekieta-Drexeltavius
Evan Sciver-Rekieta
all of them.
So this boomer doctor is a pedo, a junkie, an abuser of some kind or has some other sickness in common with the rest of the trash. Or why the fuck would he be there in the first place.
None of them involve getting advice from Lord Chaos Balldo though.
Actually remove the black part and you're basically there. Just don't do what Nick Rekieta would do. Unless you're in the corrupt shithole known as Minnesota.
Sounds like this got ninja'd by a mile while away from the thread, but just in case any dabblemongs get it in their head to go after Mama K for blurting out his last name, it's worth noting that she's not to blame when there was a 100% chance of it coming out anyway through a whole other path that was easy to find before even knowing what she said, thanks to his shitty Internet hygiene. At first he did seem awfully cagey about any risk of his online persona and his professional career ever colliding, even with his fans:
At first that might be easily confused with an extremely common name like Tracy, but the good doctor's brag clip of D-list celebs wishing her a happy birthday was nice enough to correct everyone on the spelling:
Fortunately property taxes in Sullivan County are searchable even by first name "Tacie" alone, and somehow he didn't think to put the title into "Robert Lord Trust" or the like just as any self-respecting rich public figure should:
The last name pulled solely from property records then of course makes available the full middle name in licensure records from the three states in which Dr. Steven James Baumrucker has held a medical license, and also pulls up 2202 John B. Dennis Highway, Kingsport, TN 37660 as the specific Ballard Health location where any subpoena could be more easily served just in case 208 Rosehaven Court doesn't get an answer at the door:
This Dr Steve guy...did we just find the guy who could be writing scripts for Nick? Not sure how it works getting pill scripts from an out of state Dr.
That's pretty much the m.o. for pillheads who don't want to deal with dangerous drug dealers. Get bullshit scrip from sketchy doctor, get pills from sketchy online pharmacy.
This could get interesting. Paliative Care Specialists are allowed to exceed the DEA rules and guidelines regarding prescription pain killers. They treat terminal patients who are out of medical options and are just being kept as comfortable as possible until the end. So they are allowed to be a bit freer with the Morphine and Percoset. Etc.
To a point. Being seen partying in Vegas and writing questionable doctors notes for something like Nick can end very very badly for Dr. Steve. You do not want any questions about such things showing up with your DEA number. What the hell is Dr. Steve thinking?
Yes. That is a huge issue. But what I am talking about has the potential to be much worse for Dr Steve. As a Physician you never want the DEA asking questions about how you use your DEA number. They grant exceptions to the rules and relax the oversight a little for certain types of care. Particularly Paliative. But the counterpoint to that is if anything odd regarding a Paliative Care practitioner comes to their attention. Like public association with a large group of well publicly known heavy drug users at a Las Vegas lost weekend for example. they're gonna analy probe you like an Area 51 Alien. And this is above and beyond your state medical license. This can and will end your ability to write prescriptions, either controlled substances or more broadly. Just for being investigated. If they find anything concerning its much worse.
This is one of those "Why the Holy Fuck would you do this for some internet edgelord" levels of stupidity. It's not like it's an involuntary association. I've seen many Doc's need to explain "yeah that's my Brother in Law. I keep all my prescription pads tripple locked and anything I write gets verified through my fingerprint on my phone, so he gets nothing. But you still gotta do Christmas dinner". The Feds are normally ok with that so long as the only thing you ever write Uncle Stewie is an antibiotic for his embarrassing social disease. But This is willfully associating with these retards. Why the fuck would you do this as an MD, let alone a Hospice Doc?
It wouldn't even be the first time, if there's any tiny kernel of truth whatsoever to the longstanding lore in the ONA community that he was the go-to pill mill churning out xanny prescriptions from Tennessee that could not be legally filled in his patients' home state of New York, necessitating trips over the bridge to fill them in New Jersey:
Oh, to have been a fly on the wall while he tried his best to wiggle out of MAPton's begging him for that get-out-of-court-free card as a quick harmless favor, all while Crackets (maybe, allegedly) gave the there-unlicensed doctor some everywhere-unlicensed legal advice that this harebrained scheme could never get the good doctor in any trouble. It's too bad that scraping up the slightest crumb of clout from e-daddy was more important than listening to what was once some semblance of a conscience in some past life:
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