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To: CindyDawg

No, a "wrongful life" suit. He apparently wants to sue them for misconduct for NOT killing his wife when he wanted them to.


15 posted on 08/10/2005 10:43:50 AM PDT by RightFighter
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To: RightFighter; Wampus SC; Dante3; amdgmary; Sun; BykrBayb
He might be suing them because she had an infection and he ordered them not to give her antibiotics so she'd die of pneumonia. Well, they gave her antibiotics and she improved. Maybe it's pneumonia-gate.

All HINO knows how to do is go to court. He's really bad at going to depositions though. He's a no show at depositions. Do you that HINO got fired from McDonalds????? That's hard to do.

Do you know how tortuous and boring litigation is? Only a sick person would want to constantly in court. Notice, I don't say a court of law because our judges here are crooks. It's not really a court of "law".

100 posted on 08/10/2005 12:40:13 PM PDT by floriduh voter ( Fla chicks AGAINST CRIST, EVERETT RICE, JIM KING & euthanazi's everywhere)
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To: RightFighter

Hi, when I spotted MICHAEL ScHIaVER's name, I had to peruse a few posts.

As I get it, that's exactly his intention. Sue those who neglected to put Terri to death in 2003. If he could he'd probably sue Gov. Bush, Pres. Bush, and every legislator who voted to have a judge take a new look at the whole case. I think the judge took a tiny peek and said no dice.


171 posted on 08/10/2005 2:36:08 PM PDT by IIntense
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