Michael has announced plans to have Terri's body cremated immediately upon her death. The Medical Examiner has the authority to order an autopsy if foul play is suspected. If he waits until after her body has been cremated, it will obviously be too late. Contact him now.
From the website: http://www.co.pinellas.fl.us/forensics/
District Six Medical Examiner's Office
10900 Ulmerton Rd., Largo FL 33778
Telephone #. (727) 582-6800
Fax # (727) 582-6820
Jon R. Thogmartin, M.D., District Chief Medical Examiner
Support Staff:
Noel Palma, M.D., Deputy Chief Medical Examiner
Susan Ignacio, M.D., Associate Medical Examiner
Chris Wilson, M.D., Associate Medical Examiner
Daniel Schultz, M.D., Associate Medical Examiner
William A. Pellan, Director of Investigations
Reta Newman, M.A., Director of PCFL
Office Hours: The office is open seven days a week, excluding holidays, from 8:00 am until 5:00 pm. After hours and on observed holidays, all phone calls are directed to an answering service.
I guess he has the Congressional Subpoena that was served to Terri also. I am sure it will be up in smoke, too. I certainly hope congress had a nice holiday however.
If she is pricked by a needle (in the hand), does she react? Does THAT hand pull back or jerk? If pricked in the other hand, does that hand react?
--- IF SHE FEELS PAIN FROM A NEEDLE -> SHE FEELS THE PAIN OF THIRST AND STARVATION.
Is she drugged now: if not to unconsciousness, why not?
You would think that the attorneys for the Shindler family would try to do something right and already have a petition to keep Terris body from being cremated until after an autopsy---
Surely, they are working to ensure that an autopsy is done, as well as planning on enough civil lawsuits to keep MS busy for the rest of HIS life---and oh, by the way, using any and all malpractice money or life insurance money in the process---
The Medical Examiners Office is tight with Judge Greer. They won't order an autopsy because they don't want to go againt Greer's court order.