Red Alert! Terri To Die 2:oo Pm Today

October 16, 2003

Oh, so I'm not the only one who feels like I'm losing my mind over this......
Good!

Misery loves company!

nope, i'm seriously going crazy

October 16, 2003

Me too. I don't even feel like eating. I feel self conscious, like, who am I to be eating, when there is someone out there who is being forced to starve!

I wish there were something I could physically do.

I would seriously consider kidnapping her, if I was in Florida. The I would take her to another country's hospital and reattach the tube. If I had the money. Then I'd let her LIVE. And I take her out on sunny days to see the birds, and feel the cool breeze on her face.

God! That's all she needs to live.

What a wicked, EVIL husband she has. Lord change him! Show him his sins Lord. Convict his heart! Amen.

October 16, 2003

Me too. I don't even feel like eating. I feel self conscious, like, who am I to be eating, when there is someone out there who is being forced to starve!

I wish there were something I could physically do.

I would seriously consider kidnapping her, if I was in Florida. The I would take her to another country's hospital and reattach the tube. If I had the money. Then I'd let her LIVE. And I take her out on sunny days to see the birds, and feel the cool breeze on her face.

God! That's all she needs to live.

What a wicked, EVIL husband she has. Lord change him! Show him his sins Lord. Convict his heart! Amen.

Amen.

I feel like you do Jake.

I'm in Florida. But there's not much i can do.

She wasn't covered here in Miami's newspapers.

It was all eclipsed by the Marlins game.

That's just not fair. Life's not fair.... <_<

God is!

God's will be done!

October 16, 2003

Just Received from the Thomas More Law Center

Former Prosecutor of Jack Kevorkian Delivers Emergency Letters Urging

Governor Jeb Bush To Intervene in Terri Schiavo Euthanasia Case

ANN ARBOR, MI –Richard Thompson, responsible for the initial

prosecutions of Jack Kevorkian, now Chief Counsel of the Thomas More

Law Center, delivered two emergency letters to Florida Governor Jeb

Bush Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, outlining the

constitutional authority of the Governor to intervene in the case of

Terri Schiavo, including a factual basis for initiating a criminal

investigation. The letters were prepared hours after a feeding tube

was removed from Schiavo, depriving her of food and water, leaving

her to starve to death unless immediate action is taken.

Recognizing the emotional and political issues involved, the two

letters explain that the Florida Governor has authority under the

Florida Constitution to intervene, and urged him to initiate a

criminal investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement

based on a growing list of facts which suggest criminal wrongdoing

and a conflict of interest on the part of Terri Shiavo's husband

and guardian Michael Shiavo.

Joining Thompson in the letters were former federal prosecutors

Edward White III and Robert Muise. White served as Assistant U.S.

Attorney for the Middle District of Florida, and Muise served as

Special Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of North

Carolina. Both now work under Thompson at the Thomas More Law Center,

a national public interest law firm based in Ann Arbor, MI. Based on

the extensive law enforcement experience of the attorneys involved,

the letters set forth facts and steps upon which a formal criminal

investigation should be initiated.

The letters assert that the facts of the case clearly establish

probable cause to initiate a formal criminal investigation, and call

on the Governor to direct the Florida Department of Law Enforcement

to conduct a full investigation of the facts and circumstances of the

case, including securing search warrants, interviewing witnesses and

medical experts, and to take measures to prevent future harm to Ms.

Schiavo pending the outcome of the investigation.

Thompson noted in the supplemental letter that he was responsible for

the initial prosecutions of Jack Kevorkian, and that in at least one

case of physician-assisted suicide, the wife was a victim of domestic

violence, and her death was used as a cover-up for the husband's

wrongdoing.

In a statement Thursday morning, Thompson urged the Florida Governor

to review the letters, and take immediate steps to intervene in the

case. "It seems prudent under the circumstances that the

presumption for life should prevail and a formal "time-out" should

take place, allowing for a formal criminal investigation by the

Florida Department of Law Enforcement and allow Terri's parents to

administer the necessary rehabilitation services to determine if Ms.

Schiavo is able to ingest food on her own."

October 17, 2003

I just received this email update on Terri this morning.

> Mary Ann Kreitzer

> Les Femmes

> Woodstock, VA

> In the Diocese of Arlington, VA

> www.lesfemmes-thetruth.org

>

> "The first law of history is not to dare to utter falsehood; the second,

not

> to fear to speak the truth." Pope Leo XIII

>

> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jackie Doucette"

>

> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 10:46 PM

>

> Subject: [cathmedia] Update on Terri

>

> Mary Ann, Thank you for your excellent work on behalf of Terri and her

> family. I just returned from the 4th night of the vigil. Terri's family

> was there and many supporters. Terri is running a fever. Her father was

> telling us that Terri's face is very red and hot. He said that a "death

> squad" nurse was sitting on a chair reading a book while Terri was

> suffering. Her father cried as he was telling us the situation. He told

> the nurse that Terri had a high fever and to help her - the nurse said

> nothing and continued reading her book. He wondered how anyone could be

so

> heartless.

>

> Around midnight, a K-9 patrol car showed up. The dogs were barking loudly

> in the car. I took photos of the K-9 cruiser- I just couldn't believe

that

> this was happening.

>

> Terri's father said that attorney George Felos is paying for the police to

> guard the hospice. Each night there are about 20 police men and woman

> guarding hospice, plus a K-9 unit. All compliments of Mr. Felos. The

> funds to pay for the police come directly from the trust fund that was

> established for Terri's rehab and care.

>

> This afternoon, a man came to the vigil with a box of 24 roses. the roses

> were placed near a large color photo of Terri and her mother. There is a

> novena to St. Therese (Little Flower) in which you praying 24 Glory Be's.

> We prayed this novena last week on the eve of the federal court hearing.

>

> Please continue praying for Terri and her family. The family is suffering

> so much.

>

> Jackie Doucette

October 17, 2003

I feel just like Jake does. I ate last night like a madman, I couldnt believe it, I felt sooo bad. I'll fix that today though and offer it up to her.

You know what was wierd, I had an idea. An idea that just might work to save Terri.

I wont say God spoke to me, but when I woke up this morning I had the very strong urge to go to Florida for the weekend.

I would go to the hospice and declare that I will not eat nor drink until that tube is replaced inside Terri. If she has to starve to death, an innocent woman, then I will to.

If the media caught wind of this they would react, why wouldnt they, they broadcasted alot about a guy that went on a hunger strike living in a tree for 3 months to save tree's. Why wouldnt this save Terri?

Not only would they have terris' blood on their hands but mine as well. Maybe others will join me and it would force them to take action. They wont let other innocent people die right on tv.

But that was my urge this morning. Not sure what to make of it, I just never really thought about something that drastic before. But if I did have an opportunity to do that I would. I dunno, maybe it is a call..what do you all think?

God Bless

October 18, 2003

omigosh, what've y'all been doing...well, i haven't time to read now either.

gone for two and a half days and wow...

please keep praying.

p.s. i regret the topic title 'terri to die at 2 pm'... copuldn't fit 'remove feeding tube'

or figure out how to do it so very late at night. mea culpa, brutha.

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MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH

Lawyers: Bush can step in for Schiavo

Briefs on behalf of brain-damaged starving woman urge criminal probe

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Posted: October 16, 2003

4:35 p.m. Eastern

By Sarah Foster

Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has the authority and the legal obligation to use his executive powers to halt the death of Terri-Schindler-Schiavo and to launch a criminal investigation into the case, according to attorneys queried by the governor's legal office yesterday.

"Not only does the governor have such power, but the governor has the constitutional duty to prevent any action taken pursuant to such a court order, because such action would violate Ms. Schindler-Schiavo's constitutionally guaranteed 'inalienable right to enjoy and defend life' regardless of her 'physical disability' as secured by Article 1 Section 2 of the Florida State Constitution," wrote constitutional attorney Herb Titus, of Chesapeake, Va., in a memorandum faxed to the governor's legal office.

Titus, one of the constitutional experts contacted by the governor's office, represents Judge Roy Moore in his battle over the 10 Commandments monument in Montgomery, Ala.

Attorney Richard Thompson, who heads the Thomas More Law Center, a public-interest law firm in Ann Arbor, Mich., noted in a letter that Terri is "a victim of abuse and neglect," and under Florida law, "it is a crime to abuse or neglect a disabled adult" and to encourage another person to do so.

He further called on the governor to launch a full-scale criminal investigation into the circumstances of the case "and to take measures to prevent future harm to Ms. Schiavo pending the outcome of the investigation."

Terri's life-sustaining feeding tube was removed yesterday afternoon in compliance with a judge's order as her mother and husband, Michael Schiavo, who demanded the removal, looked on. Although Terri is well into the second day of forced starvation, it's not too late for Bush to take the woman into protective custody and halt the death process.

But the clock is ticking. Without food and water, doctors say the 39-year-old brain-disabled woman will die within seven to 14 days. The documents were made public today at a noon press conference outside the Hospice of the Florida Sun Coast's Woodside Facility in Pinellas Park, where Terri has resided since April 2000.

Bush has insisted that his hands are tied and Terri's fate is "in the hands of the court." However, he met yesterday morning with Terri's parents, Robert and Mary Schindler, and assured them that if there were some way he could intervene he would do so, and she could have her feeding tube reinstalled.

Randall Terry, noted pro-life activist and founder of Operation Rescue, accompanied the Schindlers at their meeting with Bush.

Terry told WorldNetDaily, "We put the question to him: If there was a legal means for you to intervene and it did not violate the separation of powers, and you were in fact upholding your oath of office, would you do it? He said, 'Yes. I would be very interested. Let us know.'"

Terry said there were "crews working all night, different law firms putting together legal briefs, memoranda of law showing that he does in fact have the constitutional authority, even the duty, to intervene on Terri's behalf. So his legal people have all of those memoranda right now, and we're just hoping and praying that he will step up to the plate, issue the order and rescue Terri."

As WorldNetDaily reported, the Schindlers have been fighting with their son-in-law for 10 years over the lack of care and therapy Schiavo has provided for their daughter, who suffered massive brain damage when she collapsed at her home 13 years ago under mysterious circumstances at the age of 26.

The contentious family dispute escalated into a major euthanasia battle in May 1998, when Schiavo petitioned the Florida courts for permission to end his wife's life by disconnecting her feeding tube, insisting she is in a "persistent vegetative state" and that in casual conversations she had told him she would not want to be kept alive "artificially." Although Terri breathes on her on and maintains her own blood pressure, she requires a simple tube into her abdomen to her stomach for nourishment and hydration.

Although Terri's parents and siblings have claimed for years that she recognizes them and tries to talk, and over a dozen prominent doctors and therapists have stated under oath that she is not in a persistent vegetative state and with therapy could be rehabilitated, a handful of doctors have testified she is "vegetative." They claim her expressions and vocalizations are simply reflex actions and she will never regain consciousness. Despite a scarcity of expert testimony and evidence for Schiavo's position, the Florida courts have consistently sided with him and attorney George Felos.

When the seven-member Florida Supreme Court in August turned down a petition by the Schindlers to review the case, the way was clear for Schiavo to order his wife starved to death.

On Sept. 17, Judge Greer scheduled Oct. 15 as the day Terri's feeding tube would be removed.

The memoranda and other legal documents and information on Terri's fight for life are posted on the family's website.

October 18, 2003

I'm surprised that the what the Thomas More legal society is doing now was not attempted earlier.

A lot of people are going to answer for this.

And with the K-9 patrols...it looks like the SS is reincarnated....

October 19, 2003

I'm so sad for Terri's family. I think Terri will be received right into Heaven. This whole thing is terribly unjust . . . she is a Martyr of the Culture of Death.

Here is an article on AOL (I was afraid of that) here is the text:

Parents Have Hope for Comatose Daughter

The Associated Press

PINELLAS PARK, Fla. (Oct. 17) - Mary Schindler leaned over her daughter, trying to coax a word or a smile from the 39-year-old woman the way a mother would try to prompt a response from a baby.

"Mommy loves you,'' Schindler told her daughter, as she nuzzled her on the cheek. Terri Schiavo moaned and blinked during the session, secretly recorded more than two years ago by the Schindlers.

Through six years of legal battles, Bob and Mary Schindler have never given up hope that their daughter, who has been in a vegetative state since 1990 after a heart attack, might one day be able to talk, or that the courts would stop their son-in-law Michael Schiavo from ending her life.

Michael Schiavo has won the legal fight. A feeding tube that kept his wife alive was disconnected Wednesday, and doctors say she will die within two weeks without it.

The Schindlers still hope their daughter can be saved.

"It's an emotional roller coaster,'' Bob Schindler said. "I go one day at a time.''

A judge denied an effort Friday by the Schindlers to reinsert the feeding tube. The last-minute legal tactic would have directed Gov. Jeb Bush to intervene in the case, supporters of Schiavo's parents said. Judge Jonathan Sjostrom quickly rejected the request.

The Schindlers said they would take the argument to the 1st District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee.

Terri Schiavo's husband says he is carrying out his wife's wishes that she not be kept alive artificially. Her parents believe she responds to them and could benefit from therapy. They have been encouraged by her moans and groans, by what they see as a smile or a tear, and by what they believe is an occasional word from their daughter. But doctors say it's all reflexes.

The Schindlers have received support from many corners. Anti-abortion activists are helping them stand 24-hour vigils outside the hospice where Terri is. Thousands have sent them e-mails and messaged Bush in support.

Bush has been sympathetic to the Schindlers' efforts but said he has found no legal means to override the courts.

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Pat Anderson, the Schindlers' attorney, said she was not surprised by the judge's swift denial. The legal battle between the Schindlers and their son-in-law has passed through the hands of 19 separate judges and now six different courts.

On Thursday, Mary Schindler briefly visited her daughter, who was not responsive, family supporters said.

"Her mother's a wreck,'' said Randall Terry, a national anti-abortion activist who has taken on the Schindlers' cause.

The Schindlers have accused Michael Schiavo of wanting his wife dead so he can marry his girlfriend, with whom he has a child and another baby on the way. They have begged him to divorce Terri and let them care for her.

"This is not about the Schindlers' wishes, it's about Terri's wishes,'' said George Felos, the attorney for Michael Schiavo.

The Schindlers wanted the court to compel Bush to order an investigation into their allegations that Michael Schiavo has abused Terri Schiavo. They say they want the tube reinserted so law enforcement can investigate.

Michael Schiavo has adamantly denied mistreating his wife, and state police and prosecutors have declined to investigate the claims.

what is the silliest thing to me is how they keep referring to "Pro-Lifers" as "Anti-abortion activists" It seems particularly silly in this situation where we aren't opposing abortion, but we are standing up for Life . . . Pro-Life, it's what we are . . . Deal with it!

Mother Teresa used to have her nuns pray an "express" novena in times of great need. It was 9 Memorare's in a row repeated as many times as needed to get God to perform his miracle . . .

I'm gonna pray the Express Novena for her now . . . I'm not sure if I will repeat it non-stop . . . but I will say it everyday until she either enters into her Glory or is rescued from this tortuous starvation. May God have mercy on her horrible husband's soul.

Edited October 19, 2003 by BLAZEr

October 19, 2003

this death by starvation is 100 billion times her due purgatory in my mere mortal opinion

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anyway, i wish someone would do a hunger strike. thad be sooooo amesome, great idea C & F, if u did that, thad be soooooooooooooooooooo amesome

but we'd miss u here at PhatMass if the Culture of death just continued with it's court ordered cruel and unusual death without even paying attention to u

anyway, someone should do it! they'd be instantly cannonized in my book (i know it's the Church's book that matters, but my book is still kewl right? )

anyway, this is making me sick.

on monday and tuesday, i'm not eating anything. i don't think i' strong enough 2 go on a full hunger strike though.

October 19, 2003

jeb@jeb.org (Gov. Jeb Bush)

Telephone: (850) 488-4441

Brethren, let us not grow weary in this.

October 19, 2003

we live in a world of hypocrasy. Yet you shouldnt just blame America for this...this happens all over the world. How many innocent people died under Sadam Hussien? We musnt just pray for Terri, we must pray for all the injustices that happen all over the world.

Also whats the update on this story? How is Terri doing? I havent been following this story too closely unfortunately...they dont cover it really well up here in the midwest.

I will continue to pray for Terri, and all thos who have lost their lives due to injustices.

October 20, 2003

Open letter to Gov. Bush on Terri Schindler-Schiavo

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Posted: October 20, 2003

1:00 a.m. Eastern

Dear Gov. Bush,

You have before you the most important decision of your political career: Will you or will you not uphold your oath of office to protect the constitutional rights of Terri Schindler-Schiavo?

Additionally, many of our readers have asked questions which, frankly – as reasonable as they are – I don't know how to answer them. Perhaps you do. For example:

Why is it that a governor can commute the death sentence of a person convicted of murder, but cannot stop the execution of an innocent young woman?

By the definitions of "cruel and unusual," our courts would not allow a convicted murderer to die of legally sanctioned starvation and dehydration. Why are you allowing this to be done to an innocent young woman?

If any person in America tried to euthanize their dog the way you are allowing to be done to Terri Schindler-Schiavo, they would be prosecuted for cruelty to an animal. Why are you allowing this to be done to an innocent human being?

Gov. Bush, I must also tell you that your pitiful attempt to make people think you are impotent to act in this matter is not credible. It makes people think you are acting in bad faith – washing your hands of a difficult matter just as Pontius Pilate did with Jesus 2,000 years ago. If such is the case – and I believe it is likely – you sir are a coward without modern-day peer. I hope I'm wrong. But, if you let this woman die, her blood is on your hands.

Oh, and yes, Gov. Bush, I am aware there may be a special session of the state legislature that might include a bill to address this matter. But the simple fact is you already have grounds to take charge now. By the time this "special session" gets done, Terri may very well be dead. But then you'll be able to shrug your shoulders and give yourself and the legislature enough cover to pretend you really tried to help Terri, right?

Surely, governor, there are ample reasons to warrant investigations into the activities of the people involved in seeking Terri's death. And surely there is ample evidence that Terri is no more a vegetable than you are, governor – she laughs, she cries, she moves in response to words and other stimuli. She is awake. She is alive. And she is a citizen of your state who is entitled to the full protection of the law.

Terri Schindler-Schiavo is being denied her right to life. She needs help to be rehabilitated. She does not deserve a painful execution that we wouldn't even subject dogs or criminals to.

So, governor, will you act honorably and uphold the integrity of your oath of office or will you allow an innocent, helpless woman to be murdered by legally mandated neglect?

The world is watching.

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Tom Ambrose is the commentary editor of WorldNetDaily.

October 20, 2003

floridians...pass the word asap

Breaking News

PRESS RELEASE

Special Session Called in State Legislature

Speaker of the House, Johnnie Byrd to introduce “Terri’s Bill”

Clearwater, FL October 19, 2003: The Governor of Florida, Jeb Bush, has called a special session of the Florida Legislature for Monday, October 20, 2003. At that time, Florida’s Speaker of the House will introduce “Terri’s Bill”. By Florida law, two thirds majority vote are required to have a topic entered.

Volunteers with the Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation have learned that Senate President, Jim King is against this bill.

The Bill would put an immediate moratorium on all dehydration and starvation deaths currently pending in Florida.

We have come to a time when the merchants of death have created a constitutional crisis and a justice gridlock, while the rightful life of Florida’s disabled and vulnerable citizens tragically hang on Terri Schindler-Schiavo’s court ordered dehydration and starvation death.

We urge all concerned Floridians to contact their Senators and State House members to vote for Terri’s bill.

Time is short.

The Number to Call is 850-487-5229

Legal Specialists Assure the Governor that he can take action.

From Thomas Moore Law Center document1 document2

From Herbert Titus document

From John B. Thompson document.

From Brian Fahling document

From Common Good Foundation document

From Gibbs Law Firm document

From Suzanne & Alan Nevling document

October 20, 2003

National Catholic Media Figures Send Open Letter to Gov. Jeb Bush Demanding that Terri Schiavo's Starvation/Euthanasia Be Ended Immediately

10/20/2003 9:24:00 AM - Catholic Media Coalition

Dear Governor Bush:

As members of the Catholic media, we beg you, in the name of our Lord Jesus, to intervene in the case of Terry Schiavo, and, by extension, in the lives of the millions of persons with special needs in Florida and throughout our country whose lives will be greatly endangered if Ms. Schiavo is left to die, or, more accurately, murdered through the present withdrawal of food and water.

The judge in this case is acting on a remarkable doctrine: That food and water are medicines which may be granted or withheld based on judicial order. What legal or moral authority gives anyone the right to withhold food and water from an innocent person? Starvation is a most painful and difficult death. If one were to propose it as a method of execution for death row prisoners, it would be instantly opposed by society under the Constitution's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment. If starvation is cruel and unusual punishment, it should not have the imprimatur of the State of Florida for any innocent citizen.

We admire your seeking the assistance of the St. Thomas More Society concerning what is legally just. And we are strengthened in our hearts by their response that, at the very least, you have the authority and the duty to protect her life and to conduct a proper and thorough investigation. We appreciate the difficulty of this matter and that the right course of action before God may not be the popular one in today's culture.

The moral and just path, however, is clear to us who believe that human life is God's to give and His alone to take. History has shown the truth of the statement, The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. We would go a step further in saying that those who have the power to do good, and yet do nothing, participate in the triumph of evil, whether or not their withholding of the good seeks or intends such evil.

It may be that our Lord has put you into office, like Queen Esther of old, for such a time as this . The God who saved Esther, and through her, the people of God, will not abandon you, dear Governor. He is faithful. May our Lord Jesus Christ be your comfort and guide in this urgent hour, and may you be His instrument to save the life of one of His little ones , and through her, the dignity of every soul made in His image.

With gratitude and prayer,

Rosalind Moss, Catholic Author and Speaker

Father Richard John Neuhaus, Editor in Chief, FIRST THINGS, The Institute on Religion and Public Life

Pete Vere, Editor, The Alhambran Magazine

Mark Shea, Catholic Author and Speaker

Philip F. Lawler, Editor, Catholic World Report and Catholic World News

Carl Olson, Editor, Envoy Magazine

John Pacheco, Catholic Author and Speaker

Domenico Bettinelli, Jr., Managing Editor, Catholic World Report magazine

Amy Welborn, Columnist, Our Sunday Visitor

Martin K. Barrack, Catholic Author and Speaker

David Pearson, Features Editor, National Catholic Register

Mike Mohr, Chairman, St. Bernadette Soubirous Chapter of Catholics United for Faith

Dave Armstrong, Catholic Author and Speaker

Gerald Korson, Editor, Our Sunday Visitor

Steve Ray, Catholic Author and Television Host

Rod Bennett, Editor, WONDER Magazine

Matt C. Abbott, Columnist, the Wanderer

Tim Drake, Staff Writer, National Catholic Register

Dr. Paul Thigpen, Executive Director, The Stella Maris Center for Faith and Culture

Mary Kochan, Contributing Editor, Catholic Exchange

Sandra Miesel, Catholic Journalist

David Moss, President, Association of Hebrew Catholics

Maureen and Robert Wittmann, Catholic authors and speakers

Steve Kellmeyer, Bridegroom Press

Mike Aquilina, Vice President, St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology

Mark Brumley, Catholic Author

Greg Popcak, Catholic Author and Radio Host

Patty Bonds, Catholic Author and Speaker

Jeff Cavins, Catholic Radio and Television Host

Fr. Joseph F. Wilson, Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn

October 20, 2003

jeb@jeb.org

(850) 488-4441

Mother Angelica has said to fight for our Lord's interests necessitates being a thorn in someone's side.

October 20, 2003

Jeb doesn't need a fire under his tail, the Florida legislature does.

Email them!!

October 20, 2003

Why would a person (Mr. Shiavo) want his wife to die?

Why would he refuse his spouse help to get better?

The only thing I could come up with is that if the spouse gets

better, she could implicate the person in a serious crime.

I could be wrong.

We wonders, aye we wonders.

October 20, 2003

He also has a girlfriend and a child by her, and a $500,000 life insurance policy.

October 20, 2003

CMom, do you have address for the legislature?

There are many thorns and many sides...

St. Maximillian Kolbe, ora pro Terri!

St. Thomas More, ora pro "the powers that be"!

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