[cyn]

Yes, it does -- and it also would seem that something went wrong at some point.

Inquiring minds want to know: were Terri's injuries indeed puncture wounds consistent with what a needle would make? "Oh, look, we found a needle cap in her bed, too!" -- OR -- "Oh, dear, my bad, (so say the doctor AND the lawyer) it's just scratches, and no harm done after all." (and this after they jumped all over the Schindlers in public!)

Either way, harm was indeed done to Terri. Jerks.

Oh, dear Lord, please continue to guard and protect Terri -- keep those who are charged with her care gentle and kind! Let them be afraid of You even though they are not afraid of man!

[supercat]

Inquiring minds want to know: were Terri's injuries indeed puncture wounds consistent with what a needle would make? "Oh, look, we found a needle cap in her bed, too!" -- OR -- "Oh, dear, my bad, (so say the doctor AND the lawyer) it's just scratches, and no harm done after all." (and this after they jumped all over the Schindlers in public!)

Actually, I'd like to know whether they could plausibly be mistaken for needle "puncture" marks. If the marks are such that nobody seeing them would call them puncture wounds, then that would be very suspicious. Why, in such case, would Michael, Felos et al. call them pucture wounds unless they had reason to believe that they would be?

My personal conjecture is that somebody was supposed to inject Terri with something doubleplus ungood, but for some reason--possibly Terri's squirming--they failed to do so successfully.