Begging your pardon, there is no conspiracy theory involved. There is, however, strong medical evidence, from blood chemistry as well as the bone scan, that Michael Schiavo tried to smother his wife in 1990 in the course of an ordinary domestic fight.
There was no clear evidence at the time or the doctors would have noticed it don't you think?
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She was taken to an ER where a desperate effort was made to revive her. It's not like they gave her a physical.
Desperately trying to revive her?
When she was brought in her heart was beating and she was breathing so what were they desperately trying to revive her from? A comma? All they knew initally is that she was unconscious. From there they set about doing a physical to determine why she is unconscious.
They especial look for trama as well as run all kinds of blood work.
From their physical it was determined that her heart had stopped beating for some reason, causing lack of oxygen to flow to her brain, causing her to be in a coma, thus causing permanent brain damage, ultimately causing her to be PVS.
How come the insurance company lawyers for the doctor in the malpractice case didn't use this as a defense for dismissing the lawsuit?
You don't think they investigated this angle thoroughly?