Excuse me, where did I claim it was murder? I don't think it was -- not the original assault, at least. It had all the earmarks of a crime of passion. Involuntary manslaughter, had Terri died.
The malpractice case was in 1992-93. Nobody DID know what caused Terri's "collapse" at the time. Many of Terri's medical records were made available later. It took something like 11 years before Terri's 1991 bone scan was released, and then it was only by accident. Iow, highly important records were hidden. Schindler attorney Patricia Anderson pointed out that had the accused doctors' attorneys had access to the bone scan, they could have had the malpractice case thrown out on the spot.
If he beat her leading to her death it would hardly be involutary manslaughter. It would be second degree murder.
Why in God's name would ANYONE in 1992-3 hide medical evidence for a NOBODY? Who would go out on a limb for MS when there was NOTHING for them to gain by it and everything (including their freedom) to lose. You think becoming an accessory after the fact to murder is something people do lightly?
Sorry but these speculations are just too bizarre for me to accept.