Posted on 06/28/2005 11:16:32 PM PDT by Checkers
I don't know how one human being thinks they can decide that anothers life isn't precious or worthwhile.
Greed and arrogance, usually.
It would be interesting to talk to ex-convicts he "nursed".
I wonder what the inmates have to say about him. Inmates have a hierarchy as to crime, as we know. MS is probably judged just below a child molester.
Perhaps that all men are fallen and life is not fair, but that in Christ all things are made new again by His grace.
There have been few events as depressing and diabolically evil as this sad episode.
Like Joseph and his brothers, Michael's venal actions and the heartbreak of Terry and her parents will bring glory to God's name, somehow.
"And Joseph said unto them, Fear not: for am I in the place of God? But as for you, ye thought evil against me; but God meant it unto good, to bring to pass, as it is this day, to save much people alive." -- Genesis 50:19-20
Crankyoldcoot might be a better screen name.
I haven't talked to anyone who read the book but I'd like to know who Furhman talked to.
You sound to be a pleasant,objective chap who really cares about his loved ones, somewhat like I would believe Michael Schiavo feels and acts.
For me Mark Fuhrman is a Hero and I'll take his investigative skills and processes over Your kind and objective approachs.Are you perchance related to HINO? God Bless Terri, she suffered years of torture and torment from her HINO, now there is peace.
yep, got it and read it! As soon as it came out yesterday I ran up to Barnes and Noble and started reading and was finished by 9pm last night! Never read that fast in my life!
Michael waited about 40 or so minutes to dial 911. This is something Mark Fuhrman states as a fact in his book.
AMEN!!!
In the book it didn't get into detail about Michael's coworkers not really liking him. Mostly the nurses at the Nursins Homes didn't like him. All of Terri's friends didn't really like him before the incidence in 1990. He was not a well liked guy by many. As far as people now that know Michael Schiavo Mark Fuhrman didn't say anything about them not liking him. I would suppose if Michael Schiavo has any friends than they are not going to say they don't like him. I don't think michael Schiavo has very many friends personally.
What story? Michael has changed his story so many times it is rediculous. Read the book. It may be all totally innocent as I am not one to say Michael is guilty of putting Terri in the state she was in. I still believe he killed her, but by his own changes in his story after Terri's incident it has me and other's very suspicious of Michael!
Fuhrman didn't talk to anyone who supports Michael Schiavo I do not believe as none would talk to him. He requested over and over to talk to Michael through his lawyer Felos and got no response.
Thanks!
Virginia Kelley was a nurse anesthetist in a Hot Springs hospital. There were two cases in which patients died while she was administering anesthesia during an operation. While the family of the first patient was preparing to sue her, the second death occurred. The body of the second patient, Susie Deer, was sent to Dr. Malak for autopsy. Malak declared that Kelley was not responsible for the death.How much like Micheal Schiavo that last challenge from Clinton sounds!Kelley lost her job at the hospital after this and brought suit against several of the administrators. In the course of my research I uncovered a heretofore unknown deposition she'd given in that case. In the deposition Kelley was asked: "Have you ever consulted Bill Clinton as an attorney regarding the subject matter of the autopsy in the Deer case?" She said, "Yes, I have." "Did you do that before or after the report was filed?" She said, "I don't recall."
Throughout the deposition she repeatedly denied any recollection of the timing of her discussions with Clinton concerning the Deer case. At other times she refused to answer questions, claiming attorney-client privilege.
Eight years after that deposition, Bill Clinton was running for President. Reporters for the Los Angeles Times asked him about the Deer case, and whether he had intervened with Malak on his mother's behalf. Clinton responded, "There has never been any connection between my mother's professional experiences and actions I have taken or not taken as Governor of Arkansas, and I resent any implications otherwise."
FWIW, there's a case to be made the the Kelley's son, himself, might have acted as an "angel of mercy" at her death bed so as to cause a better-for-him timing of her finale. "Here's a pillow, Mom!"
What a "sweet" family. Thank you for the info.
Killer Nurse Admits Crimes [excerpted]FLEMINGTON, N.J. (AP) -June 27, 2005 — Killer nurse Charles Cullen on Monday admitted murdering five patients while he was working at Hunterdon Medical Center, bringing to 29 the victims whom the state's worst serial killer has confessed to slaying in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Cullen, 45, pleaded guilty to the murders in state Superior Court. Through a court official, the families of the victims - whose ages ranged from 49 to 81 - said they did not want to comment. [...]
"I used a non-prescribed injection, digoxin, to cause his death," Cullen said of LeRoy Sinn, a 71-year-old who died Jan. 21, 1996 while Cullen was working in the hospital's critical care unit. He gave similar accounts of killing the other four patients.
Cullen gave no reason for his actions, and, as has been the case in previous court appearances, showed no emotion or remorse. But Raritan Township Detective Scott Lessig, who helped investigate the Hunterdon Medical Center deaths, said Cullen told authorities he acted out of depression.
"A lot of it had to do with his mental health situation," Lessig told reporters after the court proceeding. "He was going through depression, having a hard time."
Cullen also has acknowledged trying to kill five other patients during more than a decade in hospitals and nursing facilities in the two states.
He has told investigators he might have killed as many as 40 people, which would make him one of the nation's most prolific mass murderers. [And likely you've never heard of him.]
[source: http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/news/62705-cullen.html]
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