Three monkeys, see evil, hear evil, speak evil.
ST. PETERSURG (FBW)-March 31, 2005 Terri Schiavo died after Judge George W. Greer, at the request of Terri's husband, Michael, on March 18, 2005 issued a final judgement in the controversial and highly ligitated case (see related stories). For 13 days, nutrition and hydration was withheld from Terri Schiavo and she died of marked dehydration. George Felos, a prominent "right-to-die" attorney from St. Petersburg represented Michael Schiavo in the case.
Where are they now?
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Terri's Legacy lives on...
ST. PETERSBURG (FBW)–It was a painful time for the Schindler family.
After years of disappointing legal maneuvers, a failed act of Congress and an emotional and highly publicized conflict with their adult daughter’s husband, Michael, Terri Schindler Schiavo died March 31, 2005, at a Pinellas Park hospice.
A year later, the orange fences that kept protestors away from hospice property and out of the street for over two weeks are but a distant memory. The on-site protests represented an unknown number of individuals mostly who believed dehydrating to death the 40-year old brain-damaged woman was both immoral, unethical and should be against the law.
One year later: Terri’s legacy survives
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