"But don't take my word for it, read the autopsy report."
Actually, the coroner describes the Bulemia as being "unlikely."
He further noted that her two prescribed medications were NOT described in the police report, the screenings for drugs would not have detected other potassium depleting substances, caffiene was not tested for - but caffiene toxicity was unlikely UNLESS some sort of suppliment or pill containing caffiene was consumed.
While I appreciate your concern for accuracy, it's not an absolute that she was OR wasn't Bulemic.
Also, the Wolfson report and family and friends testified under oath that Terri drank 10-15 glasses of iced tea a day. That much caffeine depletes the potassium to seriously unhealthy levels.
It's also not an absolute that she was or wasn't the victim of foul play but to assert it without evidence is wrong, just as asserting she was bulemic and that her arrest was due to systemic low K level is wrong.
To repeat what we know for sure is that we don't know why she arrested and we will never know her state of consciousness but we do know that absent conclusive evidence of either the State of Florida oredered her dehydrated to death.