Terri Schiavo

Marysgirl · #1 Jun 13, '05, 4:22 pm

Did they ever release the autopsy report? It seems like it should be released. It would be good if they could determine the cause of her condition.

Isilzha · #2 Jun 13, '05, 9:49 pm

I've been waiting for its release too, but I don't believe its out yet.

Lisa4Catholics · #3 Jun 13, '05, 9:54 pm

No it has not

It was supposed to take 2 to 3 weeks

Also, Michael was court ordered to let Terris family know where her remains are and that is one thing Greer has yet to enforce

The media has not even started asking where is this report

We need to start raising cain again,this should have already come out.

Isilzha · #4 Jun 13, '05, 10:08 pm

I saw an article on May 9th that said it would be another 2 - 3 weeks.

ThornGenX · #5 Jun 14, '05, 3:03 am

It seems the short attention span of the main stream media strikes again. From my point of view, it looks like once the pro-death agenda was fulfilled with Terri's most unjust murder, interest in the story quickly faded.

Lisa4Catholics · #6 Jun 14, '05, 3:10 am

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It seems the short attention span of the main stream media strikes again. From my point of view, it looks like once the pro-death agenda was fulfilled with Terri's most unjust murder, interest in the story quickly faded.

I agree

She was a test run and an opening to another can of snakes and we failed miserably

Poor Terri

For the life of me I still believe people accross the country should have protested every courthouse of the nation,but sadly alot of people agreed with this travesty.

Isilzha · #7 Jun 14, '05, 6:02 am

While I think its true a lot of people thought what happened was just fine, there was also a lot of untrue information given out in the media. Like saying she was on "life support" was a lot different than a feeding tube. And they were always saying that she was dying anyway and that we should allow her to die with dignity. I think if more information about what was really going on had been given out than more people would have agreed with us.

Lisa4Catholics · #8 Jun 14, '05, 6:07 am

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Originally Posted by Isilzha

While I think its true a lot of people thought what happened was just fine, there was also a lot of untrue information given out in the media. Like saying she was on "life support" was a lot different than a feeding tube. And they were always saying that she was dying anyway and that we should allow her to die with dignity. I think if more information about what was really going on had been given out than more people would have agreed with us.

I agree with you there.It is very sad that people do not try to look into what is being reported

The "powers that be"in the media remind me of the pied piper

Isilzha · #9 Jun 14, '05, 6:27 am

What do you think the autopsy will show? I have a feeling at the very least it will not help our side. I don't know anything about medicine (so I can be completely off), but I don't know how it could show she was aware, especially after all the damage that was done from the starvation and dehydration. I have no doubt in my mind that Terri was in there, aware of what was going on, but I don't know that we will ever be able to prove that.

Lisa4Catholics · #10 Jun 14, '05, 6:32 am

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What do you think the autopsy will show? I have a feeling at the very least it will not help our side. I don't know anything about medicine (so I can be completely off), but I don't know how it could show she was aware, especially after all the damage that was done from the starvation and dehydration. I have no doubt in my mind that Terri was in there, aware of what was going on, but I don't know that we will ever be able to prove that.

I was hoping they would show the evidence of abuse,her origional admission records when she came in the physician said her neck was stiff which is a symptom of strangulation and bone scans revealed she had 9 broken bones in different stages of healing.I do not think they can prove in an autopsy how "funtional"her brain was and I don't know even if that would shake people up

I think fear of disability and the thought of being so helpless scares people.The cross is not popular these days.

Isilzha · #11 Jun 14, '05, 6:38 am

Hmmm I hadn't thought of that, but it makes sense to look for the abuse. Is there any recourse at all if it is shown that she was abused or is it simply for public opinion then?

(sorry I'm talking your ear off this morning

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Lisa4Catholics · #12 Jun 14, '05, 6:52 am

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Hmmm I hadn't thought of that, but it makes sense to look for the abuse. Is there any recourse at all if it is shown that she was abused or is it simply for public opinion then?

(sorry I'm talking your ear off this morning

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That is okay,talk my ear off especially regarding Terri

I am concerned about the bias of the autopsy because it was promised that her parents would also have a medical examiner in there and then that was renigged.And with all the other evidence dismissed and coverups,and conflicts of interests in the case I hope that the truth is not being suppressed.If it is found and released tha Michael caused her to be in that condition in the first place there will be a massive wake-up call in the country.Because those who supported her execution will realize in a dramatic way the court finished what he tried to do so many years ago

Isilzha · #13 Jun 14, '05, 7:21 am

I guess you're right. The whole case was handled badly and the whole thing went wrong. It shouldn't surprise me to think that the autopsy would be the same.