Tuesday, September 20, 2005
I didn't even know Michael Schiavo could spell
Michael Schiavo is writing a book. Well, not actually writing, more like putting his name on the cover and making loads of cash from the sales of the book. Hey, he has to support his kids and his adulterous tramp of a new wife somehow, right? (And pictured here, the adulterous tramp Jodi Centonze, who is presumably now legally married to killer Michael Schiavo. Of course, she is an accessory to that murder, so she might as well marry the guy. At least they have something to talk about at the dinner table.)
When I read the short article below, tears came hot and fast to my eyes--the pain of Terri Schindler's death still haunts me, and will likely do so for the rest of my life...
(AP) PUNTA GORDA, FL Suburban Philadelphia native Michael Schiavo is co-writing a book with author Michael Hirsh to tell his side of the end-of-life case that divided much of the country.
Schiavo’s wife, Terri, suffered a brain injury in 1990 that left her in what some doctors called a “persistent vegetative state.” She died March 31st after a bitter court battle between her husband and her parents.
Hirsh expects the 280-page book, “Terri: the Truth,” to be available just before the first anniversary of Terri’s death. Dutton Publishing publicity manager Jean Anne Rose confirms that the company is publishing the book in March.
When I read the short article below, tears came hot and fast to my eyes--the pain of Terri Schindler's death still haunts me, and will likely do so for the rest of my life...
(AP) PUNTA GORDA, FL Suburban Philadelphia native Michael Schiavo is co-writing a book with author Michael Hirsh to tell his side of the end-of-life case that divided much of the country.
Schiavo’s wife, Terri, suffered a brain injury in 1990 that left her in what some doctors called a “persistent vegetative state.” She died March 31st after a bitter court battle between her husband and her parents.
Hirsh expects the 280-page book, “Terri: the Truth,” to be available just before the first anniversary of Terri’s death. Dutton Publishing publicity manager Jean Anne Rose confirms that the company is publishing the book in March.
