Terri on the road to recovery before the second stage began.
The coroner's careful showing that Terri never had bulimia threw the whole case back to square one. Our visitors have never figured that out. If they do understand, they are guilty of the worst sort of intellectual dishonesty.
Without "bulimia" to explain Terri's so-called "collapse," we have no innocent explanation of how she ended up on the floor, almost dead, right after Michael got home. And Michael has no alibi. To side with Michael in this "family" dispute is the equivalent of siding with Scott Peterson or O.J. Simpson, and laughing at the deaths of their wives. If Michael assaulted her in 1990 -- and there is no other story now -- it is freakish to support his claims years later that she wanted to die. The murderer got a second chance to finish off his victim.
Who sides with this? The Democrat party, officially, in its talking points. The media, unofficially. And so-called right-to-die advocates.
Another point worth thinking about. Michael's $15 million malpractice suits against doctors who "failed to diagnose" Terri's bulimia were fraudulent. He knew they were fraud. He knew she didn't have bulimia (and even said so, early on). He used the money awarded for her care and her therapy to put her to death. He did that fraudulently, too.
"A picture is worth 1,000 words." These three pictures of Terri remind us that there is only one suspect in her death.
Though he did have some very willing accomplices and the media cheering them on.
Terri on the road to recovery before the second stage began.
An 80 dollar haircut caused serious injury to Terri, not bulimia.