[8mmMauser]

Here is more on Ted Stith. Please review recent posts on this latest atrocity. Time is running out.

PORT CHARLOTTE, FLA---For the last 25 years, he's given food to the needy by the basketful.

Now he's being starved to death.

Ted Stith, a farmer from Cincinnatus, NY, went to Florida to visit a friend but after the 73-year-old man suffered a stroke, his son put him in a hospice, ordered all food and water stopped and left him to die. The son then went back to New York to sell his father's possessions at auction---at his father's own auction house.

Ted Stith Wants To Live, Son Busy Selling His Possessions

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(this includes Ohioan from Florida's ping list, update to 01/18.)

[T'wit]

The son is selling his soul for pennies. Not that it matters how much he gets for it: For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? (Mark 8:36 KJV)

[Dante3]

Horrible.

[syriacus]

For those who think the government should not stick it's nose into this family's business...

1. Why should the government's role, in assuring a minimum quality of care for individuals, stop abruptly at the moment the individual's spouse (or child) takes over the reins?
   
2. What evil hand has decided to draw the curtain around the sick bed, so the government can no longer see what is happening to the sickest and most vulnerable?

[Ohioan from Florida]

This son (in name only) has even less honor than I realized previously. That goes for the rest of the siblings, as it appears none of them are doing anything to comfort their father. I don't get it. But I'm glad I don't. I don't want to understand evil.

[tutstar]

Ted has passed away. Just got an email from NCG.