How do you know that?
So, you believe that any married woman who happens to end up in a coma should be at the mercy of a husband as to when to end her life. So, you believe in free murder with the state's blessing simply by claiming that the sick wife once said she would not want to live in that situation?
So, have you ever thought that this also could happen to men? A man gets sick and in a coma and the younger wife can claim that "Gee, you know, I remember he said he would not want to live in a coma". So, he is starved to death so the young wife can get her inheritance and go on with her life among other eligible men.
Wonder if there would be series of husbands or wives that were starved to death (of course, because the spouse claimed they said they did not want to live in an unfunctional state). How easy for him also to withhold rehabilitation efforts, to shop for doctors he can pay for opinions as to her rehabilitative future (of course without any treatment)?
Just where is the proof of the sick person's wishes?
Also, did you ever think that possibly this husband wants this woman dead so that she can never get charges filed against what he did to her?
Or, do you believe that a man who has two children with another woman and is living with that woman for years now still actually loves the invalid? How many ex-husbands do you know that any woman would want holding her life or death in his hands - especially when they have a new family and a few years have passed?
Get real.
This is murder pure and simple.
May God help poor Terri and her parents since no one else is.
How proud we Americans must be to watch murder by our justice system abetting a man trying to kill an unwanted invalid wife.
I couldn't have said it better
That's exactly what happened with Hugh Finn here in Virginia.