My first thought was that if he's going to let an autopsy happen, the pro-Terri conspiracy theorists will never, ever believe the results if they show that Terri's cortex had indeed been replaced wholly by spinal fluid and thus was not "there" all this time, or if there are no murderous signs.
"My first thought was that if he's going to let an autopsy happen, the pro-Terri conspiracy theorists will never, ever believe the results if they show that Terri's cortex had indeed been replaced wholly by spinal fluid and thus was not "there" all this time, or if there are no murderous signs."
I admit, that I personally would tend to have doubts. I would prefer that the autopsy be performed (or at least observed) by someone outside the county. Right or wrong, the perception of county personnel is tainted to many, and an unbiased "State" official would be wise.