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Michael Schiavo is a liar
Posted by Raven on March 23rd, 2005
Michael Schiavo is a liar. Time for the truth to come out. I have been following this case for years and have been in contact with aides and nurses from the place Terri is at now, as well as another place. He is an evil bastard and finally people are talking. Read this and rest assured it is true:
“He would confide all the time in me that he did not know…I swear to you he never knew what Terri wanted. He would confide in me all the time about how he did not know….I have tried to avoid reading and listening about any of the Terri Schiavo case, but I felt guilty because I did not want to get involved. I should have sooner, and my heart is sick for the rest of the Schindler family.” — Trudy Capone, nurse and former caregiver for Terri Schiavo
Family members tend to confide to nursing staff…all things…they don’t think we would ever repeat what they say.
“On one occasion Michael Schiavo arrived with his girlfriend, and they entered Terri’s room together. I heard Michael tell his girlfriend that Terri was in a persistent vegetative state and was dying. After they left, Olga told me that Terri was extremely agitated and upset, and wouldn’t react to anyone. When she was upset, which was usually the case after Michael was there, she would withdraw for hours. We were convinced that he was abusing her, and probably saying cruel, terrible things to her because she would be so upset when he left.” — Heidi Law, former caregiver of Terri Schiavo
Can you fucking imagine how this made Terri feel? To see your husband with his girlfriend…and to hear him tell her this stuff?
“Throughout my time at Palm Gardens, Michael Schiavo was focused on Terri’s death. Michael would say “When is she going to die?,” “Has she died yet?” and “When is that bitch gonna die?” These statements were common knowledge at Palm Gardens, as he would make them casually in passing, without regard even for who he was talking to, as long as it was a staff member. Other statements which I recall him making include “Can’t you do anything to accelerate her death – won’t she ever die?” When she wouldn’t die, Michael would be furious.” — Carla Sauer Iyer, Registered Nurse and former caregiver of Terri Schiavo
Heck, Michael used to get upset when Terri had an infection and he would call, often by the hour, to see if she had died yet.
“Any time Terri would be sick, like with a UTI or fluid buildup in her lungs, colds, pneumonia, Michael would be visibly excited, thrilled even, hoping that she would die. He would call me, as I was the nurse supervisor on the floor, and ask for every little detail about her temperature, blood pressure, etc., and would call back frequently asking if she was dead yet. He would blurt out “I’m going to be rich!,” and would talk about all the things he would buy when Terri died, which included a new car, a new boat, and going to Europe, among other things.” — Carla Sauer Iyer, Registered Nurse and former caregiver of Terri Schiavo
Many an aide down there would answer these calls, and they could tell Michael was in a good mood before they handed the phone over to the nurse.
“The Palm Gardens staff, myself included, were just amazed that a “Do Not Resuscitate” order had been put on Terri’s chart, considering her age and her obvious cognitive awareness of her surroundings…During the time I cared for Terri, she formed words. I have heard her say “mommy” from time to time, and “momma,” and she also said “help me” a number of times. She would frequently make noises like she was trying to talk. Other staff members talked about her verbalizations.” — Heidi Law, former caregiver of Terri Schiavo
The DNR orders were common for the elderly folks, but not the younger ones. It confused the hell out of them.
March 23rd, 2005 at 8:49 am
I don’t understand why these people aren’t in the press’s faces! If all this is true and there are so many witnesses then I don’t see how a judge can say Michael is honestly looking out for her best interests. Somehow this needs to get publicized
March 23rd, 2005 at 8:50 am
The Price of not Speaking Up
I have no doubt, based on what I have read here, that Michael had the Schindlers barred from visiting so he could taunt Terri one last time.
March 23rd, 2005 at 9:20 am
The blogosphere has been impotent in this case, while it was so effective during Memogate and Easongate. Impotent, at least, in helping Terri get her just day in court. (I’m not condemning, just observing.)
However, I have no doubt that there will be a major backlash over this strategic error on the part of the Moonbat Left and activist judges, who ignore that there IS a reasonable doubt over the husband’s intentions as well as Terri’s own — as well as Terri’s medical state. She’s not had even a PET brain scan, for Christ’s sake.
March 23rd, 2005 at 9:39 am
We need to focus on this conflict on interest of Michael’s and that there is a monetary motivation behind Michael’s goals. I have a hard time with the right to die. I have a living will and would not want to live in this situation, but Michael S. has a clear conflict of Interest after the malpractice. I hate the emotional arguments.
March 23rd, 2005 at 11:07 am
First off congress should subpoena these people that have had the experience with terri…..second….teh IRS should watch him closely and if he does come into a bunch of money by previously undisclosed insurance on terris life then they should forward that info onto a prosecutor for insurance fraud and murder, especially if testimony before congress happens.
March 23rd, 2005 at 12:50 pm
We could all become like Michael S.-cold hearted and evil and not give a shit…emotions keep us human.
March 23rd, 2005 at 4:12 pm
The true axis of evil:
1. Micheal Schiavo
2. Judge Greer
3. American Criminal Lawyers Union
March 24th, 2005 at 1:11 am
Raven,
Right on. Excellent post.