Schindlers once had nothing but praise for Michael and even wanted him to date again.
What in fact was written in the article you linked to was:
He said he hoped his son-in-law eventually would divorce his wife and start a new life.
You deliberately presented a false impression of what was reported.
You cannot weasel out of it.
Which part of this don't you get? He once had nothing but praise for Michael. Until money entered into the picture.
From the link I sent:
In some ways, Schiavo was treated as a son. He once brought a girlfriend home to meet the Schindlers, seeking their approval, and said they had encouraged him to date.
"I think I said he deserved to start a new life," Bob Schindler said in testimony in 1993.
He said he hoped his son-in-law eventually would divorce his wife and start a new life.
At the medical malpractice trial against doctors who treated Schiavo in 1992, Mary Schindler spoke with admiration about Schiavo's attentiveness to her disabled daughter.
"He's there every day," she said. "He is loving, caring. I don't know of any young boy that would be as attentive. ... He's just been unbelieveable. And I know without him there is no way I could have survived all this."