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Frankly, the Florida courts were nothing but an example of a run-wild judiciary with an agenda and a bench full of conflicts of interest. Judge Greer refused to appoint a guardian other than the husband, whose attorney was a pro-death activist and former chairman of the board of that private "hospice." Judge Greer's wife had also been on the board of that same "hospice."

The husband used none of the money earmarked for therapy for that purpose, something easily determined by the fact that he specifically forbade therapy after getting his hands on the money. Calls for the investigation of this were, needless to say, ignored.

At one point earlier in the case, a guardian ad litem was appointed, and recommended against discontinuing food and water. Judge Greer's response? He got rid of the guardian and went back to hubby. He, Felos and Michael Schiavo were determined to see her die.