Do you mean the jury that awarded Terri money for her rehabilitation? Obviously they didn't think she was already dead.
Do you mean the judge who declared
Obviously he didn't think she was already dead.
Do you mean Terri's estranged husband, who declared that she wanted to stop living? Obviously he didn't think she was already dead.
Do you mean the doctors who diagnosed Terri as either minimally conscious or PVS? Obviously they didn't think she was already dead.
Even those who were deeply involved in killing Terri agree with me that she was alive. Not a single person agrees with your lies.
The priests who ministered to Terri agree she was alive until March 31, 2005.
Terri's family agree she was alive until March 31, 2005.
Terri showed us she was alive on video and in audio tapes until her estranged husband prevented any further evidence along that line.
The medical examiner who performed her autopsy agrees she was alive until March 31, 2005.
Everyone knows Terri died on March 31, 2005. You probably know this too. You still haven't explained why you're so obsessed with convincing others that it's right to murder disabled people.
Correction:
Do you mean the judge who declared "The law of the case is that she will die." Obviously he didn't think she was already dead.
I accidentally clicked Send before inserting his quote.