And your sole source with a financial interest, Mullinax, is not credible. At least the reporter in the story I linked talked to the judge and hospice operators. WND only quotes Mullinax.
I didn't post the link because I thought you would approve. It was for the benefit of the common sense crowd. Speaking of common sense, are you aware that dehydration would cause HEAT stroke, not what Mae died from. However, being moved from spot to spot on the whim of a meddling nephew could cause an existing blood clot to travel to the brain causing the kind of stroke that she did die from. If anybody killed Mae it was Mullinax.
There is a very good likelihood that Mae would have made it a few more months if she was left alone at the Hospice La Grange where she was being attended to quite nicely by the Georgia family.
Let's look at the entirety of those quotes:
Judge Boyd called Mullinax's charges completely false and said all relatives agreed to let three doctors decide what was next for Magouirk. He said that everyone was happy with the compromise.“They were hugging necks, and, as far as I knew, the family was fine,” the judge said.
“I've even been accused several times of murder and I've had, I would say, close to a hundred e-mails,” Boyd said.
The CEO of the West Georgia Health System told 11Alive News, "No patient at our hospice is denied food or water."
That doesn't amount to much. What makes either of these people more credible than Ken Mullinax? They both have their own agendas to protect. Ken Mullinax is also supported by Mae's sister and brother. Quite a conspiracy theory you and La Grange Resident have going there.
Speaking of common sense, are you aware that dehydration would cause HEAT stroke, not what Mae died from.
Yes. Are you aware that the condition she had, aortic dissection, would be greatly exacerbated by any stress?
However, being moved from spot to spot on the whim of a meddling nephew could cause an existing blood clot to travel to the brain causing the kind of stroke that she did die from.
Sure it could, doc.
If anybody killed Mae it was Mullinax.
I thought you were contending that she was "terminal?" That she was, in essence, dead already? She was starved, dehydrated and drugged with morphine for ten days and you now contend that moving her by helicopter with a team of medics and rehydrating her via IV is what killed her?
So which is it? was she terminal, six months to live, (still no documentation that her doctor ever said that) or did Ken Mullinax kill her? (with the help of Beth Gaddy's legal agreement and Judge Boyds ruling) What side of the fence does your position stand better on today? Hmmm?