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To: Andrew Abraham who wrote (2958)	3/27/1999 2:55:00 PM
From: Andrew Abraham	Respond to of 4122

I should add that I don't know if the new owner of Lintronics continues to sell the devices abroad. I do know that the company had to recall 6 units in 1993 because of the reasonable probability that their use could "cause serious adverse health consequences or death," but I'm not sure if those devices had been sold by the new company or were ones sold in the U.S. by the Grables before 1990. However, their serial numbers suggest that they were sold in 1992, which would mean that they were sold by the new company, not by the Grables. However, according to FDA documents, Linda Grable did sell a Lintro-Scan that was seized and destroyed by Federal authorities in 1990. She sold it to a man who put it in a mobile van and went around shopping malls in Wisconsin offering women "painless, x-ray-free mammography."