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I also had the same thought that injecting large amounts of air into the vein was a good possibility. Let's face it, why would someone mess with injecting some sort of drug when it could easily just be administered to her through her feeding tube.

I can't say that I am satisfied that the Schindler's are innocent in this case. It is also possible that blood was drawn from Terri to test for sepsis which is infection/poisoning of the blood which could be present because of the bed sore and because there could be possible infections where her teeth were. I don't know why the Schindler's would do this because if the blood test revealed that sepsis was starting in Terri, they couldn't reveal the tests to anyone without being held accountable, so that part doesn't really make sense for the Schindler's to be responsible.

It is possible that an attempt to inject air was done and the person could not get a vein, but that would also be pretty apparent because some mild bruising does occur if a needle is moved around quite a bit.

I also think that it's very possible that a vein was never hit at all and never really attempted to be hit. That she was just poked to make it appear that someone was trying to tap a vein and to make the Schindler's look guilty. It just seems all too convenient to me that Felos immediately accused the Schindler's without first having an investigation and asking questions. It also seems all too convenient that the syringe cap was in her gown sleeve, the arm band was pulled up and the feeding tube was behind her.

Also, Felos stated that the cap was found in the sleeve of her gown but the Schindler's say she was dressed in street clothes when they left. By saying gown, that is indicative of a nightgown or hospital gown (bed clothing), so someone would have had to be in Terri's room and prepared her for bed after the Schindler's left. That means the Schindler's were not the last people to be in Terri's room.

I also ask the question about the guard that stands outside of Terri's door. Where was this guard when Terri's parents were visiting? Most of the times the guard stands inside the room while they are visiting. Was this the one time that the guard didn't go into the room and if it was, doesn't that seem all to convenient?