This is from an interview with Carla Iyer. When these nurses started coming forward, it was important to Schiavos case that they be discredited.
“We were very intimidated … the whole place,” Iyer revealed, adding that some nurses had a restraining order against Michael Schiavo because his “behavior was so bad.”
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She filed a police report but heard nothing further regarding the incident. Subsequently she received death threats she believes were related to notifying the authorities and was later released from her position as a caregiver because of her actions in support of Terri.
The interview is here
You might also be interested in this.
FDLE Agent Implicates McCabe in Halting Schiavo Probe; New Evidence, Subpoena Could Save Terri
Terri Schiavo’s life could be saved by a piece of paper.
A simple subpoena.
When a top ranking agent of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) opened a criminal investigation in the case of Terri Schindler-Schiavo, he was called into his supervisor’s office and told to shut down the investigation not once, but twice.
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Actually The Empire JOurnal did a recent story on this using the affidavits of the three nurses, the GAL report of Pearse, and affidavits of the doctors. I don't remember the title of it but if you go to www.theempirejournal.com, it's probably in the Schiavo archive. I'm sure the link is posted on the Terri thread for March but I just dont remember the date. We've been doing 3 and 4 articles a day on the case