Scott Schara is the father of Grace Schara, the 19-year-old daughter with Down Syndrome who tested positive for COVID, was hospitalized and treated following the protocols carried out in hospitals across the country. Grace was ushered into eternity on October 13, 2021. Scott is presently engaged in a landmark lawsuit, Schara vs. Ascension Health et all. He warns about the dangers of incentivized healthcare. His work and story have been chronicled in a chapter of the Wall Street Journal Bestseller, Rise of the Fourth Reich. Scott began with a brief review of the equipment and drugs that were used to treat his daughter. Part of this involved the drug "cocktail" that she had been given for her COVID condition. Another critical factor is the Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) order that was placed on her without Scott's permission at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton, Wisconsin. As a result, Scott brought forth a landmark lawsuit (Schara v. Ascension Health et al). In the lawsuit, Scott has a wrongful death claim, a medical malpractice claim, a lack of informed consent and a declaratory judgment for both the illegal DNR and illegal medicine combination. However, it's the fifth claim that's the most important. It's a medical battery claim. This takes Grace's claim outside of state statutes because such statutes attempt to shield doctors and nurses so they cannot be sued. At stake are factors such as informed consent and whether health care workers should have the right to unilaterally, with limited liability, be able to label patients as DNR. Scott has been granted a trial date of November 6th in the Outagamie County Court system.