It seems to me that Schwartzenberg may be attempting to falsify an important episode in American history. There should be no name change on this page because there was indeed an Anna Pou case: State of Louisiana vs. Anna M. Pou: http://www.nola.com/katrina/pdf/072006_nolacharges.pdf. There was no criminal case against the hospital and therefore changing the name as has just been done would make it inaccurate. Also, reading the Judge Feldman reference, it refers to a case that predates the book's publication by many years, so Schwartzenberg's comments about this also appear inaccurate. The court documents show that the judge dismissed the case by Armington under the State's anti-SLAPP statute, finding no basis in Armington's claims against the author and the New York Times and ProPublica and awarding them attorney's fees. The Armington case also appears to have nothing to do with Anna Pou. It may be notable that Schwartzenberg made simultaneous changes to the page of the author of the book that appear to be a personal attack against the author. This is concerning.