The Schiavo Autopsy Results: Terri Dailies July 6

Accuracy in Media-Media Monitor ^ | July 6, 2005 | Cliff Kincaid

[8mmMauser]

Several bloggers have drawn attention to a strange lead in a Washington Post story about the Terri Schiavo autopsy results. The June 16 Post story by David Brown said that "Terri Schiavo died of the effects of a profound and prolonged lack of oxygen to her brain on a day in 1990, but what caused that event isn't known and may never be, the physician who performed her autopsy said…"

[floriduh voter]

Today, the Freepers – that is, registered members of the site – constitute a highly motivated activist community numbering in the tens of thousands. FreeRepublic chapters have formed in every state. The term they use for political action is "freeping." A freep can be anything from an e-mail campaign to a boycott or a street demonstration. (EXCERPT WND).

[floriduh voter]

Remember they are fire but maybe the water would put them out.

[T'wit]

>> Is this sooner than expected results of "the Schiavo effect"?

Probably just a twitch in the market. But long term, watch for the "Jim King effect": nobody in his right mind will retire to Florida when he learns that lawyers and politicians are empowered to put you to death and raid your bank accounts.

[floriduh voter]

Worth repeating from TEJ: http://www.theempirejournal.com/071805_misconduct_Schiavo_case.html

A 2nd DCA staffer discussed Terri at an event which violates judicial canons but what's a canon compared to judicial homicide? Once there is lawlessness, nobody knows where it will lead.

God bless Terri and her real family.

[floriduh voter]

Yes, the raiding of bank accounts to a special county run trust fund that is run by operatives that aren't even related to the ward or funds are rustled off to the death lawyers.

As long as they have a Court Order from Greer, they feel they can keep robbing wards of their funds whether they are still living or dead.

Wake up Amerika! This could happen in your state.

[floriduh voter]

dirt on Greer, et al http://www.judgegeorgegreer.com

[T'wit]

Sounds like that lady really is in a coma, which Terri was not. The interesting twist is that "if" she dies when they pull her feeding tube, the charges against her husband would be upgraded to murder instead of some lesser crime.

That's Michael Schiavo's situation too, if ever a criminal case is built against him. Murder. No statute of limitations. Careful, Michael, somebody may blow your cover.

Careful George, Deborah, Brian, Joan, Jodi. You know too much.

[8mmMauser]

T'wit, I have more on that coming up. Seems they are leaving in the tubes, just stopping the nourishment and water.

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[8mmMauser]

The case I mentioned earlier of Maria Korp in Australia now enters the final stage. They predict a two week process to kill her. Seems her loving husband stuffed her in a car trunk. Now he gets to visit her.

Maria Korp

Sunday Times Australia

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(this includes Ohioan from Florida's ping list, v.7-10-05 with personal updates 7/27.)

[8mmMauser]

Coleus has some info on Yoga and Felos, no surprise.

Yoga

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[T'wit]

I think that's the way it's usually done. "Pulling the tubes" is just a metaphor so that the reader understands what's happening.

Better they run in some grape Kool-Aid, Jonestown style and be done with it. Taking hydration and nutrition away from the patient is just as much an act of killing as a lethal injection.

[8mmMauser]

Can you imagine if any of our compassionate liberals would agree to using such "humane" methods on the most heinous of criminals or terrorists? I hear no outcry or clamor that this method of execution be used on the guilty since it is so wonderful to use on the innocent.

Imagine the world outcry were we to sentence Al-Zarquawi to a two week prolonged dehydration if found guilty of beheading so many.

No, it is reserved to the innocent and helpless, never to the guilty and evil.

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[Dante3]

Those who protest the legal execution of the most dangerous criminals sure were silent when Terri was sentenced to a barbaric death.

[TheSpottedOwl]

Thanks for posting the articles regarding Maria Korp. I have to wonder if her body is actually rejecting food and water, and her organs are shutting down in a natural process of death.

If so, it shouldn't take 2 weeks. I wonder what her "husband"'s last words to her will be? Hopefully he will have a lifetime to repent locked away. If he hadn't been having an affair, this might have never happened. I don't think the 9 years his gf received is sufficent, due to the heinous disregard she had for her lover's wife.

[Sun]

I have been pretty much boycotting google for many reasons lately.

Don't know which Terri story you are looking for, but this is my favorite search engine:

http://alltheweb.com/

This link is new to me, and might include a bunch, including google.

Good luck in finding what you want!! :)

[BykrBayb]

... not even Michael de Sade.

[BykrBayb]

Bump

dirt on Greer, et al http://www.judgegeorgegreer.com

[8mmMauser]

This is from NYer and thanks, Coleus.

Cardinal says enough of euphemisms—Terry Schiavo was killed

(this includes Ohioan from Florida's ping list, v.7-10-05 with personal updates 7/27.)

[8mmMauser]

It does look like otherwise the poor soul is going downhill fast anyway, although hubby and Michael must belong to the same club.

Unlike Terri... I still fill with anger when recalling being just outside the hospice and knowing Terri was inside, healthy, strong, and happy....as the ghouls waited.

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[TheSpottedOwl]

Strangulation, a beating(?), and five days in the trunk of the car. I hope this woman goes quickly. As for Michael, there is no statute of limitation for murder.

I wish there was a way for people to understand that there are evil people out there, who use medical terminology for their own purposes. There have been a lot of harsh words for both people supporting Terri's right to live, and those who truly believe that she was actually a vegetable, and not merely brain damaged.