Question. If you beat your wife or knowingly caused a life threatening injury to her, would you be reluctant to call 911 like Micheal did?
You got it! leave your wife dying on the floor and dont call 911 for possibly hours! and then you call her father instead of 911 and then you spend the next twelve years killing her slowly and agonizingly and then you accomplish your tragic goal and the Left treats you like a Rock Star and hero! Sick,Sick,Sick!!
As I recall it, he didn't call 911 until he was told to. (Wasn't that in the testimony?) By some accounts the Schindlers made the call, but I'm not sure which version is true. In any case, the whole timeline is in doubt. Only Michael knows how long Terri lay there untended, aggravating her anoxic injury.
What we do know from the first witness on the scene, Bobby, is that Michael was unglued. He was sitting on the couch in the living room (or something like that), completely out of it. Hysterical. To me, that suggests that it was not premeditated murder. He meant to punish her, not kill her. But there she was, apparently dead, and he's panicked and thinking, "Oh, my God, what have I done?"
By Michael's account, he did not attempt to administer CPR, which we can believe. He said he flipped her onto her back and cradled her, which is ridiculous. The two sober witnesses, Bobby and the EMS medic, both said she was on her stomach. I don't figure why Michael tried to lie about such a simple point, unless it was denial that he'd been on her back. All three said she was not breathing and all three said she was making gurgling noises.
Getting back to your first point -- I'd say it's obvious that Michael was afraid to call 911.
Your further thoughts?