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Autopsy Will be Performed on Terri Schiavo
Reuters is reporting that an Felos has announced that an autopsy will be performed on Terri’s body.
The husband of brain-damaged Florida woman Terri Schiavo has ordered an autopsy after she dies to silence allegations his plan to cremate her body is aimed at hiding something, his lawyer said on Monday
Via Wizbang.
Kimsch, referencing JYB’s observations regarding the order events in this case, says:
Need someone dead? Get a law passed that will assist you in your endeavor.
Junk Yard Blog refers to WriteWingBlog:
The Hapless Misadventures of the Pinellas County Court System keeps getting stinkier and stinkier and scarier and scarier. Michael Schiavo’s attorney George Felos took his case and then filed the petition to introduce HB 2131 in 1999. Then the law in Tallahassee gets changed. Then the Schiavo case gets heard. In that order.
In April 1999 - House Bill 2131 was introduced in the Florida legislature by the Florida Elder Affairs & Long-Term Care Committee to amend Section 765 (Civil Rights) of the Florida Statutes. The amendments to Section 765.101 were the legal definition of “life prolonging procedures” to add: “INCLUDING ARTIFICIALLY PROVIDED SUSTENENCE AND HYDRATION, WHICH SUSTAINS, RESTORES, OR SUPPLANTS A SPONTANEOUS VITAL FUNCTION”. It becomes law on October 1, 1999.
David Allen, talk show host, wants to know what is going on.
http://myopiczeal.blogsome.com/2005/03/29/autopsy-will-be-performed-on-terri-schiavo/trackback/
Read between the lines. Mr. Felos is indicating there will be an autopsy (of the brain). There is no mention of the rest of her body. Michael wants to prove brain damage (yes, she has brain damage — nobody is disputing that). They are very clever in presenting news to the public
Comment by Sue — March 29, 2005 @ 11:52 am
The autopsy is up to the Medical Examiner and the Medical Examiner alone. Michael has no say in it at all. The Medical Examiner must approve any cremation request. Please see my post at The Autopsy
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