Florida Loses Appeal in Terri Schiavo Case

[WCUgirl]

The engraving on the stone marker reads:

Born December 3, 1963

Departed this earth February 25, 1990

At peace March 31, 2005

"I kept my promise."

[Rudey]

Originally posted by moe.ron
Anybody else think this will not end until Michael get prosecuted for murder?

This is not healthy for the family at all. They need to come to term with her death and move on.

It seems that the family has had little say in anything from when she was not fed to her burial.

-Rudey
--Nobody is without sin.

[Kevin]

A twenty page thread over something so pointless.

This thread should be about agenda setting and how the media gets us to care about such inconsequential topics.

[ZTAngel]

Originally posted by Munchkin03
The fact that only 16 of the state's 67 school districts are of any quality, the fact that there's this kid in the state's custody who just went missing, and all the other things that make Floriduh the clusterf%$k that it is...just aren't as important as the Bush family's "culture of life"!

lol

[KillarneyRose]

I love what Michael Schiavo put on his wife's tombstone. That is so something I would do.

[sageofages]

Originally posted by KillarneyRose
I love what Michael Schiavo put on his wife's tombstone. That is so something I would do.

I agree, I thought it was thoughtful and something that was special from the heart.

It didn't hurt that he got the last word in and he did it in granite and metal!

[WCUgirl]

Alright.






Is everybody ready for this?







Pull out your sweaters. It's going to be cold.






Seriously -- I think hell has frozen over.













Governor Bush considers the Schiavo case closed.

No criminality in Schiavo collapse, prosecutor says

Gov. Jeb Bush, who requested an investigation after Schiavo's autopsy last month, said Thursday he considers the case closed.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published July 7, 2005

TALLAHASSEE - There is no evidence that Terri Schiavo's collapse 15 years ago was caused by criminal activity, said a prosecutor asked by Gov. Jeb Bush to look into the case.

Bush, who asked State Attorney Bernie McCabe to further investigate Schiavo's case after her autopsy last month, responded Thursday by saying he considers the state's involvement with the matter finished.

"Based on your conclusions, I will follow your recommendation that the inquiry by the state be closed," Bush said in a two-sentence response to McCabe. The governor is vacationing in Maine and couldn't be reached for further comment, said officials in his office.

In asking last month that McCabe look again into what put Schiavo in a persistent vegetative state, Bush had cited an alleged gap in time between when Schiavo's husband Michael found her and when he called 911 as something that remained unsettled.

McCabe said, however, that while such discrepancies may exist in the record, Michael Schiavo's statements that he called 911 immediately had been consistent.

"This consistency, coupled with the varying recollections of the precise time offered by other interested parties, lead me to the conclusion that such discrepancies are not indicative of criminal activity and thus not material to any potential investigation," McCabe wrote in a letter to Bush accompanying his report dated June 30 but not released until Thursday.

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Anyone wanna' place bets on how long it will be before this is dug up again?