[SZonian]

I think they are looking at this as a victory over conservatives. Kind of a tit for tat. Most if not all, are this shallow and unfeeling.

Notwithstanding the attempted murder rumors, I still don't see what MS has too lose by divorcing Terri and allowing her parents to care for her. It just doesn't make any kind of rational sense.

[utahagen]

Follow the money. Michael Schiavo claims that pulling the tubes isn't killing; it's merely "allowing her to die". If poor Terri does die, Michael Schiavo will sue some hospital or county where Terri first got sick fifteen years ago. Whoever he sued and won the first time around, he'll sue the second time around, this time for wrongful death.

[Shermy]

"Notwithstanding the attempted murder rumors, I still don't see what MS has too lose by divorcing Terri and allowing her parents to care for her."

If she has cash left it goes to him no? On the other side, if he divorced her he would have to pay maybe a lifetime of alimony to "her" - that is, the in-laws he's been battling for years.

[johnb838]

Maybe they'd trade Mumia for Terri. Irregardless, I'll feel better next time we put another piece of human garbage to death on execution day here in Texas (Wednesday is execution day) right in the face of the liberal left.

I hope they do mumia soon.

[An American In Dairyland]

Notwithstanding the attempted murder rumors, I still don't see what MS has too lose by divorcing Terri and allowing her parents to care for her. It just doesn't make any kind of rational sense.

I don't believe 26 yr old healthy women have heart attacks. The odds are against it. So something else cut off Terri's oxygen in 1990 like maybe a pillow or a hand over her nose and mouth.

If Terri had rehab and regained her ability to speak, it would have been bad news for MS. He couldn't let that happen and in fact, he didn't let it happen.

If he had turned custody over to her parents, they'd be in charge after Terri's death as well. Think autopsy. Sometimes dead "men" do tell tales.