[drjimmy]

And why was Safra restraining her? Let's go to post #2245 and read about it: The siblings’ court papers say an autopsy report disclosed “combat-like” marks on their mother’s neck and blood in her thyroid gland, indicating that “Mr. Safra restrained her and prevented her escape” while the bathroom filled with smoke from a fire set by another nurse.

Don't try to pretend that the siblings absolve Ted Maher from his responsibility for having set the fire. I'm sure if he had a billion bucks his name would be in the lawsuit as well.

[nicmarlo]

I find it quite odd that children of the deceased were not provided information concerning their mother's death....and I find it more than odd that lots of things "convenient" were not allowed to be brought up at trial, i.e., DNA under the fingernails, etc......surely that kind of scientific evidence would be important if you want to know who it was that the person had touched just before death. I mean, it's not like we carry DNA under our fingernails for the past month...people do wash their hands.

[nicmarlo]

There's also other DNA that was not allowed in trial, i.e., the blood stains on the chair....gee, I wonder that might not have become evidence. Oh, I know, people normally have lots of blood on their furniture. /sarcasm

[nicmarlo]

Don't try to pretend that the siblings absolve Ted Maher from his responsibility for having set the fire. I'm sure if he had a billion bucks his name would be in the lawsuit as well.

Oh, yes....the money....let's see, the Safra Will was changed shortly before his death. Let's see, who was the beneficiary? Oh, yes, the "poor widow" Lily, the very same who collected on her previous two husbands' deaths.

But, yes, let's assume the children have a motivation to sue, but Safra's widow had no motivation, whatsoever, to have her husband killed. I mean, the fact that NO INVESTIGATION into HER background must be "prima facie" evidence she's innocent (even though that's not what is done in any country where justice is sought). Gee, wilickers, that's kewl detective work there, by you and the Monaco po-lice.