Sand covers the lettering on part of Terri Schiavo's grave Monday night June 20, 2005 in Clearwter, Fla. Terri, the center of a right-to-die battle, died March 31, 2005, 13-days after her feeding tube was removed. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
Sand covers the lettering on part of Terri Schiavo's grave Monday night June 20, 2005 in Clearwter, Fla. Terri, the center of a right-to-die battle, died March 31, 2005, 13-days after her feeding tube was removed. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
"I kept my promise?" Guilt sure does make people do screwing things. This Schiavo character is nothing but a scumbag loser. I can't believe he had the gall to pull some ---- like this.
(I'm almost ashamed to think it)
Did he really bury her remains here?
Could he have just placed the marker there in Clearwater, as a "shrine" for those who wish to mourn her there (like her parents), and really took her remains to Pennsylvania where he originally intended to bury them?
His self serving" "I kept my promise" jab on the headstone speaks loudly of his mindset, not to mention his tastelessness.
/tin foil
"Departed this earth" because Michael Schiavo had her killed. This is so sick it's almost funny. Are these people serious? LOL!!! Terri was killed by dehydration and starvation and Michael Schiavo has the nerve to put "beloved wife" on the tombstone? LOL!!! What a sick man.
I just noticed the dates. Says departed this earth 2/25/90 & then has at peace 3/05?
It's all about him... he even had to put "I" on her gravestone.
Thanks for providing the image, FairOpinion