Look back through my posts, I have not mentioned anything about Schiavo murdering his wife. I have specifically stated in one post that I have seen no information leading me to believe he would make money from her death. Go back and look. And for that matter, everything I've seen you post seems to have come from the same two or three sources too. It's obvious you either haven't read or have utterly ignored any sources I post.

My only observations from the information I do have is that his behavior is inconsistent over time, that there is testimony on both sides concerning his character, and several holes in the official story that, while not as damning as some conservatives make them out to be, need addressing.

My opinion, based on his marital behavior, is that he's sleazy, but that is a personal judgment, and irrelevant to the case as a whole.

Some of the court cases funnel back to a series of examinations and test that are years old at this point. Terri's condition has been ascribed to seemingly about six different causes. In any other medical trauma case like this resulting in death, an autopsy would be a slam-dunk.

And for the record, I don't watch television news unless something is happening live. Last time I turned on Fox it was to see the Global Flyer landing, and I ended up on another channel anyway that was giving more consistent coverage. I haven't listened to much talk radio lately because frankly I've had "All Terri All The Time" up to here. The best take I've heard on it all week has been from David Gold, who believe Terri should be kept alive, but does not think the Congress is the way to go about it.

So how about giving those ridiculous stereotypes a rest?