[Ohioan from Florida]

Because the press doesn't want to let us know things like this, otherwise they can't sway public opinion to agree to things like death by dehydration. Sometimes I get a bit upset when I think of how much Terri could do, but it was not enough for the death doctors.

[8mmMauser]

Ohioan from Florida, same thing with poor Haleigh. "We don't need no steenkin facts." This is a new article on how such cases get "fast tracked", not necessarily touching on the underlying desire to push another chance for the culture of death.

Despite these two contradictory opinions about her life support, state officials, attorneys for Haleigh, and a judge responsible for deciding her fate came to a quick consensus by October to remove all of Haleigh's life support.

Haleigh case rolled on despite dissent

8mm

(this includes Ohioan from Florida's ping list, update to 2/8.)

[T'wit]

>> ...otherwise they can't sway public opinion to agree to things like death by dehydration.

An ancient story, isn't it? Normally, we are sympathetic to our sisters and brothers in the human family. The criminal must blame the victim, just as the brutish step-parents did with Haleigh.

It's depressingly easy to do, too.