Re: Michael Schiavo pleads case on CNN

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> > > > Coupled with medical records that indicated Terri was admitted to
the
> > > > hospital the night of her collapse with a "suspiciously rigid neck"
> > > > which two physicians described as being consistent with attempted
> > > > strangulation,
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> > > Schiavo is 6'6", had he tried to strangle his wife, there wouldn't
> > > necessarily have to be any other injuries.  Afterall, this is a true
> crime
> > > ng.  Personally, I don't have enough information to know whether a
crime
> > was
> > > committed that night or not.
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> > I'm wondering, if he tried to strangle her (admittedly it could have
been
> an
> > accident in anger that he didn't intend to complete), how could he not
> have
> > succeeded, given the size difference?  And if he wanted her dead, a few
> more
> > minutes before calling 911 wouldn't have been provable.  I suppose he
> could
> > have done it in a rage, but I don't recall reading anything to the
effect
> > that he had a violent temper, though I may have missed it.
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> I read a story somewhere, probably posted on this ng, about them having a
> huge fight prior to his going to work that evening.  That terri had had
her
> hair done that day, and he was furious about the amount of money she spent
> on it.  One of her friends said, she was so concerned about it, that after
> he left for work, she called her friend and told her how mad Michael was
> about the money she'd spent that day.

But was he physically violent, does anyone know?  I know a lot of people
who's yelling and screaming escalates to violence - I also know a lot that
might stomp around and holler, but would cut off their right arm before they
hit anyone.  The crucial question - how mad (in terms of what he might do)
*was* Michael?

I have a customer who's husband doesn't speak or interact with her at all
for days when he's really mad - she might call and tell me "how mad he was",
but violence is in no way implied (except maybe her urge to throttle *him*
;>)


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> > >  prompted the Schindlers to seek an investigation of the
> > > > 1990 collapse. Amid strenous objection from Felos, Greer ruled
against
> > > > such a probe.
> > > >
> > > > Bobby Schindler said the refusal to investigate Terri's collapse
casts
> > > > doubt on Schiavo's assertion he still loves his wife.
> > > >
> > > > "The broken bones got there somehow," he said. "It seems to me if I
> > > > were her husband I would want to find out what happened to her."
> > > >
> > > > In last night's interview, Schiavo addressed the strangulation
> > > > testimony by asking why her neck was not bruised and her trachea
> > > > damaged.
> > > >
> > > > Terri's collapse
> > > >
> > > > The CNN show began with Schiavo's recount of Feb. 25, 1990-- the
night
> > > > of the collapse. According to Schiavo, he heard a "thud" in the hall
> > > > at 4:30 a.m. and got out of bed to find his wife lying face down on
> > > > the floor. Schiavo said he rolled her over and saw she was
"lifeless"
> > > > and called 911.
> > > >
> > > > "If Michael rolled her over, then he rolled her back," Schindler
told
> > > > WorldNetDaily. "He has also stated [in other interviews] that when I
> > > > showed up he was cradling her in his arms. Now he's changing his
> > > > story?"
> > > >
> > > > According to Schindler, Schiavo called Robert Schindler first, who
> > > > then alerted Bobby because he lived in the same apartment complex as
> > > > his sister, and then called 911. Bobby Schindler said when he
arrived
> > > > on the scene, Terri was face down with her arms underneath her and
her
> > > > hands up by her neck.
> > > >
> > > > "It's etched in my mind," said Schindler, adding that he heard a
> > > > "gurgling or snoring sound" coming from Terri.
> > > >
> > > > Lie detector test?
> > > >
> > > > Following 45 minutes of a they-said, he-said discussion, in which
> > > > Schiavo repeatedly accused the Schindlers of lying, King opened the
> > > > show to callers who asked tougher questions than King.
> > > >
> > > > One caller asked if Schiavo was willing to take a lie detector test.
> > > > Schiavo responded, "I'll refrain from answering that right now."
> > > >
> > > > Meanwhile, Schindler told WorldNetDaily he visited Terri last night
> > > > and said she was doing "remarkably well" although she seemed
"ornery."
> > > > He described her as alert and responsive and back to how she was
prior
> > > > to last week's six-day stint without the feeding tube.
> > > >
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> > > > over Terri Schindler-Schiavo.
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> > > > Diana Lynne is a news editor for WorldNetDaily.com.
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