[solosmoke]

Wouldn't a brain get pretty messed up after being starved and dehydrated to death? It isn't as though they had the ability to examine her brain before she died.

I saw a young man who had MOST of his brains blown out, and his severely slanted skull was proof, but he lived and went to college. Doctors couldn't explain it, as the parts of the brain they KNEW were used for even the simplest tasks were missing, and the boy was completely normal. He is still alive today, if I am not mistaken. Stranger things have happened.

[graf008]

"It isn't as though they had the ability to examine her brain before she died. "

umm, they did a CT scan. It showed damage. And I would believe that any competent medical examiner would take into consideration the impact of death when making a diagnosis.

[HungarianGypsy]

saw a young man who had MOST of his brains blown out, and his severely slanted skull was proof, but he lived and went to college. Doctors couldn't explain it, as the parts of the brain they KNEW were used for even the simplest tasks were missing, and the boy was completely normal. He is still alive today, if I am not mistaken. Stranger things have happened.

The Montessori education method that is such a great success was first used on children who really only had half a brain.

[spunkets]

"I saw a young man who had MOST of his brains blown out, and his severely slanted skull was proof, but he lived and went to college."

What specifically does "most of his brains" mean?

"Doctors couldn't explain it, as the parts of the brain they KNEW were used for even the simplest tasks were missing,

Nonsense.

"and the boy was completely normal."

Notif he had most of his brains blown out.