Point is, out of the hundreds of articles pointing out the background, beliefs, and personal feelings of every person supporting keeping Terri alive, how many have referred to Felos as anything at all other than a completely objective lawyer?

My search on Yahoo News revealed one article, written by Noah Bierman, reprinted in a few newspapers, that mentions Felos' background and book.

Before this link, did you know about his "sensing" what comatose people are thinking? The man who comes out to press conferences and reports on how he sees Terri's condition, observations taken by many as gospel, while insisting that her parents and defenders are lying in their teeth about their observations?

The prime lawyer who has been instrumental in trying to make sure Terri dies is no more connected to objective reality than the most fervent religious people arguing the other side--a "loon" if you will--and you actually come back and ask, "Point?" Sometimes people here utterly flabbergast me.

I hestitated to link to the article, knowing full well that some people would completely overlook the fact that it refers to a book available to anyone, and latch on to the background of the writer.