[Canticle_of_Deborah]

Yes, but apparently the husband or someone is well connected enough to have covered up the evidence for ten years. If she dies the coroner may not even do an autopsy. I believe the family can waive it. In terms of convicting the husband, it is better if Terri remains alive. If she dies he is home free.

[nickcarraway]

If she dies the coroner may not even do an autopsy. I believe the family can waive it. In terms of convicting the husband, it is better if Terri remains alive. If she dies he is home free.

Well, I hope she does remain alive. But I think the family could do something if she died. The family only can waive the autopsy if the authorities don't intervene. since this is a high-profile case, I have no doubt they can get an autopsy done.