[HurkinMcGurkin]

I skimmed the page, but am reluctant to take anything as "fact" for obvious reasons. I didn't watch the videos, but read the synopsis. It just seems to me that if her husband tried to kill her, there would be some severe reactions from her when she sees him. I guess this isn't the case since that's hasn't been mentioned. But then I don't know the effects of her condition, i.e., could such memories be totally erased, but her still recognize people.

[TheSpottedOwl]

It just seems to me that if her husband tried to kill her, there would be some severe reactions from her when she sees him. I guess this isn't the case since that's hasn't been mentioned.

You know, when I was typing those letters, I thought about that. If Terri freaks when she sees her husband there will be no way to document it, unless law enforcement steps in with a video camera. The website you saw has been set up by her family. All you can see is family oriented video. I really doubt that the opposing parties could sit in the same room together under these circumstances, hence no videos of the loving husband. Oh, and I would be just as angry about this situation if the husband was in the hospital and his wife was trying to kill him.

[cake_crumb]

The only things that could be taken as fact are the videos. You chose not to watch them, yet you are making a judgement. It was the videos I pointed you to PARTICULARLY. Your motives are questionable.

[floriduh voter]

The husband has a live-in girlfriend with a baby on the way. I don't think he even sees Terri and makes sure that what he calls "spies", (a priest) or her parents or other doctors are allowed to see her. I am starting to believe that hubby battered her, maybe attempted to murder her for insurance money and something went horribly wrong. I don't think there's a statute of limitations for murder. Maybe if he starves her with a judge's blessing, he can erase any chance that he be charged with murder.