The Schiavo Autopsy Results: Terri Dailies July 6

Accuracy in Media-Media Monitor ^ | July 6, 2005 | Cliff Kincaid

[8mmMauser]

Several bloggers have drawn attention to a strange lead in a Washington Post story about the Terri Schiavo autopsy results. The June 16 Post story by David Brown said that "Terri Schiavo died of the effects of a profound and prolonged lack of oxygen to her brain on a day in 1990, but what caused that event isn't known and may never be, the physician who performed her autopsy said…"

[bjs1779]

Remember when her sister was advised to keep a hammer under her pillow for protection?

Yes I do remember. Michael's psychiatrist at the time told the Shindler's to call the cops if he acted up again like that.

[bjs1779]

Yep - the powers that be - $cientology.

Yes, the Scientogists. Ever since Judge Greer got kicked out of his Baptist Church on account of Terri, he just happens to visit the Fort Harrison Hotel frequently.

[bjs1779]

dehydration death of Lisa McPearson

If anyone here wants to enjoy it, just ask for room 174 at the Fort Harrison Hotel where the murder took place.

[presently no screen name]

Really? Do I need to ask who owns that Hotel?
He stays there as a guest or goes to 'meetings'?

[TheSpottedOwl]

That's another point that makes me suspicious. The investigation was squashed, immediately. When does that happen in real life? Usually, the spouse is guilty before proven innocent(taking everything you own in attorney fees). Sheriff Rice, Greer, etc. are all in bed together. That's the only reason why MS didn't go through the legal meat grinder.

[TheSpottedOwl]

Larry King must have needed a valium and some Mylanta after that interview. MS thinks he's cute by saying if he strangled Terri, he would have carushed her laryx. All he had to do is get her on her stomach, and restrain her, possibly using a choke hold. Bastard.

[TheSpottedOwl]

I've heard about Nutri System, and other weight loss plans. Usually it is recommended that you lose 2 lbs per week. 5 lbs per month wouldn't be unusual, especially if combined with exercise.

[TheSpottedOwl]

You just manage to look more and more whacked out by an event that has ended despite all the slander, lies and disinformation that Randall Terry and people like you have tried to disseminate. You might have found allies among more constitutional conservatives had you not used such low life tactics to spread the lies.

And once the lies and slander were exposed to the light, the backlash against the entire right became apparent to everyone but fanatic terricultists who even in the face of irrefutable truth and facts, continue to spew lies as if everyone in the world ignore the facts as they have. There is no more to gain from the cynical exploitation of the case of a poor brain dead middle aged women being force fed against her will as expressed to her husband. Those still trying to make a buck off this tragic tale will not be stopped by facts.

If this subject bothers you so much, WHY IN THE HELL ARE YOU STILL ON THIS THREAD????? Grow up and go away.

[Earthdweller]

Ping to new thread.....O'Smiley says show me the $$$.

Paving the Way for Euthanasia - (Terri Schiavo case; "too damaged to stay alive:" O'Reilly)

Much has been said or written about the Terri Schiavo case, but the bottom line is that there was no moral justification for killing her because she had an inherent right to life and there was no clear evidence that she wanted food and water withdrawn. The morally correct course of action would have been to let her family take care of her. Nobody would have been harmed by that. Indeed, as radio host Julian Tepper points out, even if she had wanted to exercise a right to die, the autopsy results showed that she was not in a position to really know what was happening to her. So, therefore, what harm would have been done by letting her family take care of her until she died a natural death?

The clear facts of the case show there was something else at work here. And it is an issue that Bill O'Reilly on the FOX News Channel sometimes raised. As O'Reilly put it, "The medical evidence is just too overwhelming to justify keeping her on life support at taxpayer expense."

So that is what it comes down to. If the ultimate rationale for the Schiavo killing is that it would have cost too much to keep her alive, then we are all at risk.

[TheSpottedOwl]

His former gf had to be subpoenaed to testify. She was scared to death of him. He was already on psychiatric meds before Terri was injured. I want to know why. It would give everyone a clearer picture of his state of mind.

I'm just so glad that Terri didn't have children by this man.

[T'wit]

>> Crow and Lewis ... reviewed statements and evidence that have been presented in court for years but found no "new information" in the case.

Duh. That's because there's nothing to learn in the court record. Whenever new and interesting information came along, Judge Godallmighty Greer threw it out.

[T'wit]

>> McCabe was careful not to call it an investigation

Perhaps because it didn't investigate anything?

[Earthdweller]

"$cientology"

Isn't it too convenient that Terri is buried in CLEARWATER FL?

Why is she being buried there? Looks like one town can expect a lot of revenue from pilgrimages to Terri's burial site.

Clearwater Florida, especially downtown Clearwater, is Scientology's worldwide spiritual headquarters and main training ground. The Flag Service Organization, located in Clearwater, provides the highest level of Scientology training and is the largest single Scientology "church" in the world. Scientology brochures claim that Clearwater Florida has the "largest community of Scientologists in the world." Back in 1998, Scientology generated from 1.5 to 2 million dollars of income per week. This material success enables them to maintain ownership of tens of millions of dollars worth of property (about 40 buildings) as well as many businesses: To date, the church owns more than $50-million in Clearwater-area properties and is nearing completion of a $50-million Mediterranean Revival-style building nicknamed "Super Power." Additionally, the church now has 565 hotel rooms in and near downtown for visiting Scientologists who consider Clearwater their spiritual mecca.

Scientologists believe (1) that a disabled person is in such a state due to his or her own failings, (2) the disabled person will deliberately move in the direction of death, and (3) disabled people (Individuals who score low on the emotional tone scale) will also bring death to those around them. (See L. Ron Hubbard's book, Self Analysis, chapter 4)

One of Scientology's major goals is to change society's views about death, dying.

Indeed, Greer is a longtime crony of various Scientology lawyers. This is a picture of him from years ago.

Left to right: Chief Judge David A. Demers, Tim Johnson, Probate Judge George Greer, John Blakely, Bruce Bokor, and then Wally Pope. Wally Pope was (at times) listed as Scientology's lead counsel in various parts of the Lisa McPherson-related cases. Blakely and Bokor are or were both partners in the law firm Johnson, Pope, Bokor, Ruppel, & Burns, which often represents Scientology.

Here's some more from the founder of Scientology..

"Society, the bulk of which is bent upon survival, fails or refuses to recognize death or the urge of organisms toward it. Society passes laws against murder and suicide. Society provides hospitals. Society carries such people [the disabled] on its back. And society will not hear of euthanasia or "mercy killing." (Self Analysis by L. Ron Hubbard)

[T'wit]

>> The investigating state attorney tells Bush he found Michael Schiavo did not cause his wife's collapse.

He certainly did not.

[T'wit]

Perhaps I should say that in longhand: The investigating state attorney most assuredly DID NOT tell Bush he found Michael Schiavo did not cause his wife's collapse.

[TheSpottedOwl]

Remember when her sister was advised to keep a hammer under her pillow for protection?

Yes I do remember. Michael's psychiatrist at the time told the Shindler's to call the cops if he acted up again like that.

It's information like this that tells the truth about MS. While separated from my ex, and before we moved to take care of my mom, I slept with a pitbull. No lie, her name was Brandy, and I had her until the owner could find a place that allowed pets. Sweet puppy, but her owner is an asshole, and trained her to eat other dogs. He is also the father of my grandchildren : (

[T'wit]

Sorry, I don't follow. There is no evidence that Terri had any eating disorder. She did lose a lot of weight after high school but that was eight years earlier. There's no timeline problem with her keeping her weight in check with Nutri-System. MS testified that she had her weight under control.

[T'wit]

>> Although the autopsy could not determine what caused Schiavo's collapse, McCabe said the "most likely hypothesis" was an eating disorder.

Good grief. The Autopsy Report argued strongly against that hypothesis.

[russesjunjee]

Dangerous indeed, but what Jimbo may not be taking into consideration is the fact that he's no spring chicken,and he's a stroke waiting to happen as well.

I don't wish him ill luck, but he may be the next victim of the very Florida death cult that he is pandering to.

Jimbo should be asking himself this question every time he stuffs a donut into that black hole of a mouth of his: Do we truly reap what we sow?

[russesjunjee]

These people who refuse to see what a weirdo Michale Schiavo is are the same type of people who fall in love with serial killers on death row.

I wonder if they dream of the day when Michael finally goes to jail so that they can offer him letters of love and support and then apply for conjugal visits when Jodie dumps him.

Its a sick, sick world we live in where the abused sympathize with the abuser and society favors the killer rather than the killed.

I stopped wasting my time on the Michael groupies long ago. There is no changing their minds. They are like teenage girls who are in love with the drug dealer down the street. They will only learn when they get burned.