Mel Gibson: Terri's Killing Is 'Murder'

News Max ^ | March 31st, 2005

[Pan_Yans Wife]

Then why wasn't Schiavo ever charged?

[Pan_Yans Wife]

So, they're guilty. Where is the punishment? If there is no punishment, the law is inept.

[Twinkie]

You apparently didn't want to follow any combination of words that weren't "murder Terri per her HINO's orders through state sanctioned, state executed execution". - Breath. - That's more than Terri can do now. Satisfied?

[Twinkie]

I think someone on FR wrote that Mikey's mommy had been employed by that Sheriff's Dept. for twenty years. Now Mikey is a "nurse" at that department. I wonder just how often the inmates need an aspirin or a band-aid which requires Mikey's "nursing" abilities which were supposedly attained in the first place in order to rehab Terri.

I would be very surprised if Mikey and Felos weren't already adding up dream profits from tell-all books, articles and made for tv movies. HAH! It would be AMAZING if Mel Gibson were to make a movie with Terri and the Schindlers as the heroes instead of Mikie and Felos! ANYTHING they would do would make a poor showing compared to the talents of Mel Gibson when it comes to telling a story and getting it right.

[lugsoul]

Yes. And the opinion of film industry tycoons on the issue is so important.

[Cindy]

AGAPE PRESS.org: "TERRI'S GONE" (ARTICLE SNIPPET: "Michael Schiavo got his wish. With the help of the courts, his wife has perished from starvation and dehydration.") (March 31, 2005) (Read More...)

[Hacksaw]

Good for Mel!

[Pan_Yans Wife]

Why would you suggest I would be satisfied? You don't know my feelings about her death. So, don't bother to speak for me.

[Paulus Invictus]

I doubt that he could have found grounds (in a legal sense) to do so, much as I would have liked. He would have acted if he and his legal advisors thought it was possible. Judges can be impeached by the legislature and removed only by impeachment. They cannot simply be fired by the executive leaders of the state or the country. Sorry, but I just can't figure out how many of you think he was remiss. He did push the bill to save her through the FL legislature and signed it immediately.

[jpsb]

Jeb tried, I will give him that, but I would have put Greer behind bars for as long as I could have on any charge at all. I am pretty sure that LE can throw anyone in jail for at least 48 hrs without any charges what so ever. Long enought to get a temporary Judge to rule to revive Terri.

[DustyMoment]

Hannity had an interview this afternoon with a lady who had been the Schindler's atty for 3.5 years around the 2002 hearing to remove her feeding tube.

This atty. stated that Terri neither suffered from bulimia, nor did she have a heart attack. In 2002, she was able to depose a Dr. who testified that Terri had neck injuries consistent with attempted strangulation when she was taken to the hospital in 1990.

53 weeks later, when she was at a rehab facility, a bone scan was made unbeknownst to the family, that showed she had a number of broken bones including broken ribs, two broken ankles, a broken thigh bone, a broken pelvic bone and (possibly), a fractured skull.

None of these charges were ever investigated because Greer suppressed the evidence and refused to admit it into evidence and the Pinellas County DA said that the statute of limitations had expired and he couldn't prosecute a case against MS.

[Truthsearcher]

"I didn't get around to it, but maybe someone else could assemble--or add to--a list of those notables who are against the abominable starvation of this helpless innocent."

I think it's pretty pathetic that we need to a have list of people who are against, as you put it, "the abominable starvation of this helpless innocent".

In a non-bizzaro world that we apparantly no longer live in, I would have expected that everyone would be safely presumed to be against it.

[Miss Behave]

Word. What's up is down, and what's down is up, Truthsearcher. All I can do is shake my head.

[M. Espinola]

Thus far I found the following:

'Celebrities Mel Gibson, Patricia Heaton, Randy Travis and Pat Boone have each issued statements supporting Terri Schiavo's parents. '

Terri's home & at total peace. Now the earthy battle goes into to phase two.

[fortheDeclaration]

Good question. All thru this case, many say that it is the law that Judge Greer has followed and that is why he ruled the way he did, of course backed up by federal courts. But the question does arise on the subject of adultery and the law. First we must examine what adultery is and secondly it begs the question of, who is adultery committed against, the state or an individual? I believe that adultery is a crime against an individual and in this case against Terri. Therefore, it is reasonable to deduct that when a crime is committed against an individual, the criminal cannot be the gaurdian of the victim.

That would be to me, the common sense view of the law.

Adultery breaks the marriage bond and gives the offended partner the right to divorce, even according to Biblical standards, which are very high.

To allow this evil man to continue to be in control of someone who he has betrayed is beyond comprehension.

I hope the truth of what happened here comes out and I hope that Florida reassess its law about denying food and water to PVS, as being 'extreme measures', which is simply barbaric

Why not deny them shelter also?

That is an absurd standard, but we saw this with the Abortion movement when it went from the first three months of pregnancy to any time of the pregnancy based on the 'health of the mother' (including 'mental health')

[The Red Zone]

Shoot, cut their air off as well while yer at it

[Emily RN]

Well I keep saying this and I hope I am right, the USA is NOT Germany, we will not submit to thier plans as easily as the Germans did.

Yeah, right! The past two weeks are the proof that we'll be led to the slaughter just as easily as they were.