To: beyond the sea
This case is real simple to me. I would have no problem if Terri didn't want to live this way. Unfortunately, the only one she allegedly told was her husband, who BTW, wants her dead. It just seems to me that this whole case hinges on what he said she said.
158 posted on
03/21/2005 3:35:08 PM PST by
umgud
To: umgud
It just seems to me that this whole case hinges on what he said she said.Yes, unfortunately it seems to hinge on that.
164 posted on
03/21/2005 3:40:54 PM PST by
beyond the sea
(Colonial Script........... or nationalize The Federal Bank..)
To: umgud
This case is real simple to me. I would have no problem if Terri didn't want to live this way. Unfortunately, the only one she allegedly told was her husband, who BTW, wants her dead. It just seems to me that this whole case hinges on what he said she said. More than that: does Michael's refusal to allow testing or video recording of Terri in a provably-unsedated condition make more sense if he believes she's PVS, or if he believes she's not really PVS?
IMHO, Michael knows full well that Terri isn't PVS, which is why he restricts access to her by almost anyone whose claims of interaction he can't dismiss as "wishful thinking".
Nurse's reports from before Michael's efforts at starving Terri indicated that she had some ability to speak. If her condition has gone downhill since then, it is almost certainly because of Michael's neglect. Since her condition in 1993 would not justify her execution, if Michael deliberately sandbagged her condition so as to justify it, that would make him clearly and unambiguously responsible for her death. Too bad FR won't let me say what I really think about that [bleep]-[bleep] [bleep]-[bleeping] [bleep]-[bleeping] [bleep]-of-a-[bleep] [bleeper][bleeper].
170 posted on
03/21/2005 3:42:44 PM PST by
supercat
("Though her life has been sold for corrupt men's gold, she refuses to give up the ghost.")
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