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Terri Schiavo Is Still Unavailable for Comment

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J.A.C.
J.A.C.
Friday, February 15, AD 2013 3:45am

what that stupid moron of a husband did to her was unforgivable….it was murder plain and simple…

philip
philip
Saturday, February 16, AD 2013 5:45am

Motive.
Was her husband motivated to move on with new lover?
Was he, in his mind, doing what Terri would of wanted in this case?

This tragic story was / is a heart breaker.
Terri’s family touched my heart deeply.

Art Deco
Art Deco
Saturday, February 16, AD 2013 8:05am

‘Loving husband’ was a piece of work. Terri Schiavo was the default earner in that marriage due to her husband’s frequent changes of employer, which was in turn due to personality defects (among them a tendency to attempt to menace both co-workers and customers). Her co-workers were rather undone by the character of Michael Schiavo’s phone calls to his wife at work and also his practice of recording odometer readings to monitor her driving (conjoined to berating her for over use of the car she was fueling with her earnings). Mrs. Schiavo’s medical records also revealed a perplexing number of injuries.

Barbara Gordon
Barbara Gordon
Saturday, February 16, AD 2013 3:39pm

I’ve always wondered if he wasn’t paid a large sum of money on the side by the likes of the Hemlock Society membership/leadership/attornies he had working with him to put Terri to death. Remember reading an article that mentioned the direct involvement of several Hemlock Society members in the decision/enforcement to dehydrate her to death. It is against the law to dehydrate an animal to death–but not a human being. Shows the true depths of depravity to which American legal realm/cultural realm/health care realm has reached.

Barbara Gordon
Barbara Gordon
Saturday, February 16, AD 2013 3:40pm

Seems like I read about the Hemlock Society’s search for the perfect case to get a legal judgement that allowed such a person put to death.

philip
philip
Saturday, February 16, AD 2013 6:08pm

Thank you for answering my inquiry Donald.
I recall some home video that was on You Tube showing her laughing with her father.
It was not long before her executioner signed the doc’s. How the family held together during this atrocity is proof of Christ’s Grace at work. If only the ( loving husband ) was open to said Grace.

Mary De Voe
Saturday, February 16, AD 2013 7:10pm

Terri Schiavo came under the protective custody of the court as a ward of the court when Michael Schiavo sought to end her life, as did the child in Roe v. Wade. Michael Schiavo lost power of attorney and custody of Terri Schiavo when he acted against her best interest, in court and again in the nursing home, when Michael Schiavo refused Terri’s parents access to visitation with their daughter.

The court has no power to deny a person the practice of the corporal works of mercy, feeding the hungry and giving drink to the thirsty.

The court has no power to deny Terri’s parents peaceable assembly with their child. Michael’s appearance in court to terminate Terri’s life is, in fact, a violation of peaceable assembly. The court’s convening to dispense death is a violation of peaceable assembly. Death is disassembly.

Socrates became an accessory to his own murder when he imbibed the hemlock by his own hand, most probably to be away from his tormentors. Jesus let Himself be killed to be with us.

Mary De Voe
Saturday, February 16, AD 2013 7:24pm

Barbara Gordon: “It is against the law to dehydrate an animal to death–but not a human being.” Any one seeking death is mentally incompetent and comes under the protection of the court.

Mary De Voe
Sunday, February 17, AD 2013 8:52am

Technically, the court relinquished custody of Terri Schiavo into the hands of Michael Schiavo without just cause, since Michael Schiavo was seeking to end her life. Michael Schiavo, his brother and his brother’s wife’s testimony became practically irrelevant because Michael Schiavo had a conflict of interest in Terri Schiavo’s settlement.

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