Navy Patriot wrote-->The only difference with Terri is that she got more publicity than the others murdered in similar fashion before her."
I agree with you concerning all those *Others* who have been tortured/murdered in a similar fashion before her.
As I discussed what was happening to Terri this past month with a friend, we again talked about her Grandma that was starved and dehydrated to death many years ago. Rather than to do surgery on her for a life threatening illness, the doctor decided to end her life by withholding water. She cried for water or even just ice for almost 2 weeks,while her lips cracked and etc.
I assumed the doctor covered his tracks and put the illness as the cause of death on her death certificate. However, that was not the case. I was shocked to learn, her Grandma's cause of death was listed on the death certificate as * Deyhdration * in 1977. That being said, I'm sure the problem is even larger than most of us ever realized. I know, I sure didn't. The doctor refused to operate on the Grandma back then and instead killed her in 1977. Unbelieveable.
ON THE DEATH OF TERRI SCHIAVO
(Washington, DC) Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton issued the following statement today concerning the death of Terri Schiavo:
“This is a shameful day for our legal and political systems. Under court order, an innocent woman, Ms. Terri Schiavo, was killed by starvation and dehydration. Politicians at the state and federal level were derelict in their absolute duties to protect innocent human life. Our culture has crossed an awful Rubicon – for we now have legal precedent for the murder of innocent, disabled and voiceless adults. We hope the American people are now alerted to the crisis posed to this nation by an activist judiciary that would sanction such barbarity. Our prayers and condolences go out to Ms. Schiavo’s family.”