That's an excellent source for Schiavo case news. They really have the inside scoop.
Too bad they don't allow us to link to them.
The incestuous relationships, politically speaking, between Felos, many FL judges, the board members (past and present) of Florida Suncoast, the leaders of the United Fund, etc. etc. etc. point to a wicked web of deceit deeply entrenched there.
Here's just a little bit to whet the appetite of Terri's supporters:
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Jay Wolfson, the guardian ad litem for Terri appointed by Greer in late 2003 as part of the Executive Order issued by Gov. Bush, and who served for approximately 30 days,
works with Michael Bell, Hospice vice president of Development and Community Relations, and Labyak. Wolfson is the main investigator and administers the Florida Family Aids Network, which is listed by the Hospice of the Florida Suncoast as one of their programs, through one of their divisions, the Aids Service Association of Pinellas, or ASAP. Bell and Labyak have on the board of the Aids Service Association of Pinellas and so Wolfson has been working with them since 1998, according to informed sources.
Wolfson wrote reports biased towards Michael Schiavo and filed them with Greer, recommending that Terri be given swallowing tests, a recommendation that Greer denied. Wolfson has now appeared on television, trying to persuade the public that Michael Schiavo was a wonderful guardian, and that Wolson is speaking as an independent guardian ad litem.
Michael Bell, is now on the board of a foundation that had the guardian ad litem program of Sixth Circuit Court as a client. The previous director of the guardian ad litem program for the Sixth Circuit is now General Master for Judge Greer's probate court, informed sources say.
This Foundation, MAP, or "Management Assistance Program" was reportedly started and is funded and partnered by the Conn Memorial Foundation and the United Way of Tampa Bay. Judge Chris Altenbernd, chief justice of 2nd District Court of Appeals, who has written all dissenting DCA opinions in Terri's case, is on the board of the Conn Memorial Foundation.
Martha Lenderman, former chair of the Hospice of the Florida Suncoast, was on the board of the United Way of Tampa Bay from 2001 until just a few weeks ago. Now Bell is on the board of MAP along with Sheffield Crowder, who is Judge Altenbernd's fellow trustee at the Conn Memorial Foundation. The MAP has among its clients, the Hospice of the Florida Suncoast,. Conn Memorial Foundation and United Way of Tampa Bay.
This would seem to indicate that Judge Altenbernd has been in relationships with individuals with the hospice which would appear to be relationships prohibiting his involvement in the Schiavo case and certainly ethically restrict him from authoring the repeated denials in the Schindlers’ appeals to the DCA. This would indicate that Altenbernd is now in a financial and contractual relationship with one of Felo's associates at the hospice who was also an associate of Terri's guardian ad litem and who was with the End-of-Life Panel that wrote the laws for the Florida legislature giving Michael Schiavo the legal authority to remove Terri's feeding tube.