[Theodore R.]

"That's basically what happened between Terri and Michael, and he's just determined to keep his promise," Felos said. "I think he's unable to live the rest of his life if he walked away knowing he let Terri down and was unable to keep his promise to her."

Somehow, the term "promise keeper" does not blend in my mind to the motivation of one Michael Schiavo of Pinellas Co., FL. Just where is he "hiding," does that mean he is not at the hospice tonight?

[T'wit]

I would bet a hundred dollars that it was Felos who made up the "promise" story and then told Schiavo to use it. That way Schiavo wouldn't look like a monster and nobody would be able to prove it's a lie.

Terri's supposed wish to die was never mentioned in earlier court proceedings. It would, indeed, be a highly unusual statement from a healthy young 26-year-old woman. Schiavo brought it up only later, when he stopped pretending to get therapy for her and started filing suit to kill her.

[Coral Snake]

I think Michael is hiding because he knows that the news that Terri's admission to the hospice is ILLEGAL and a CRIME IN PROGRESS making him vulnerable ot CITIZEN'S ARREST is starting to spread. I know that the illegal hospice admittance is a relatively minor crime but once investegators get a GENUINE CHARGE against him of any kind then they have probable cause for looking at all the other stuff as well.

[Held_to_Ransom]

"That's basically what happened between Terri and Michael, and he's just determined to keep his promise," Felos said. "I think he's unable to live the rest of his life if he walked away knowing he let Terri down and was unable to keep his promise to her."

And when did he promise to deny her last rights in her faith, and when did he promise to deny her family the ability to see her? More importantly, what did she say when he promised her these things?